Understanding Days of the Week

What is the main goal of today's lesson?

• To learn about different animals

• To identify the days of the week

• To understand the concept of time

• To practice addition and subtraction

Which two days are considered the weekend?

• Friday and Saturday

• Saturday and Sunday

• Wednesday and Thursday

• Monday and Tuesday

Why are Saturday and Sunday called the weekend?

• Because they are the first days of the week

• Because they are the busiest days

• Because they are at the end of the week

• Because they are in the middle of the week

What activity does Mrs. Lawson enjoy on Sundays?

• Going to the park

• Worshiping at church

• Visiting the zoo

• Going to school

What is a pictograph?

• A graph using letters

• A graph using numbers

• A graph using colors

• A type of graph using pictures

What is the first step in creating a pictograph?

• Drawing pictures

• Labeling the graph with days of the week

• Collecting data

• Choosing favorite colors

What is the purpose of the pictograph in the lesson?

• To count the number of students

• To show the weather

• To list school subjects

• To display favorite days of the week

What should students do if they find some words tricky?

• Ignore them

• Ask a friend

• Review reading all of the words

• Skip to the next lesson

What is the common ending for all the days of the week?

• Day

• Week

• Month

• Year

What does Mrs. Lawson hope for the students at the end of the lesson?

• That they play a game

• That they learn a new song

• That they have a wonderful day

• That they finish their homework