Days Of The Week English Song

Days Of The Week English Song

Our “Days of the week song” is an interactive reggae-style tune that helps children remember all the days of the week in a fun way. Mother Hen leads the children to sing the days of the week in various styles – quiet, loud, and fast.

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

• 1
  Buy or make a large calendar and place it at your child’s eye level. You can purchase a large calendar at a teacher supply store or make one to use with your child. Draw a grid with 31 spaces on it and number the spaces according to the days for the month you are in. Then, label each column on the calendar with the day of the week. Write the name of the month at the top of the calendar as well.

  • If your child is older, you could even allow them to make the calendar. Help them label the spaces correctly using another calendar as a model.
  • Try placing the calendar somewhere that your child will see it many times during the day, such as on the refrigerator or in your family room.
• 2
  Create a pointing stick or wand to help make the activity more fun. Purchase a wooden dowel and wrap it in decorative paper or paint it to make it pretty. Use the pointing stick to point to specific dates on the calendar when you have calendar time.

  • For example, you can point to the date and then use the pointing stick to trace upwards to where the day of the week is written.
  • Once your child has seen you use the pointing stick a few times, you can let them use it to point out the days of the week.