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Days of the Week and Months of the Year ESL Vocabulary Mrs. Coverdale

Days of the Week and Months of the Year ESL Vocabulary Mrs. Coverdale

Days of the Week § Days of the week are written with Upper case

Days of the Week § Days of the week are written with Upper case § § § letters (capital letters) The first day of the week is Sunday. The last day of the week is Saturday The weekdays are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The weekend days are Saturday and Sunday. With the days of the week you use the preposition “on”

What day is it? Look carefully at the following expressions: § Today § Yesterday

What day is it? Look carefully at the following expressions: § Today § Yesterday § Tomorrow § Next week § Last week § http: //www. englishclub. com/vocabulary/tim e-months-of-year. htm

§ School starts on Mondays. § During Tuesdays and Thursdays we do our AR

§ School starts on Mondays. § During Tuesdays and Thursdays we do our AR reading. § We go to the library on Fridays. § Today I worked on a passage of Fluent Reader.

§ What day is it? § Today is Monday. § What day was yesterday?

§ What day is it? § Today is Monday. § What day was yesterday? § Yesterday was Sunday. § What day will be tomorrow? § Tomorrow will be Tuesday.

Abbreviations § Notice that "weekdays" and "days of the week" are not the same.

Abbreviations § Notice that "weekdays" and "days of the week" are not the same. "Days of the week" are all 7 days from Monday to Sunday. "Weekdays" are only the 5 days from Monday to Friday. The "weekend" is Saturday and Sunday. weekdays weekend Day Abbreviation Monday Mon. Mo. Tuesday Tue. Tu. Wednesday Wed. We. Thursday Thu. Th. Friday Fri. Fr. Saturday Sat. Sa. Sunday Sun. Su.

Months of the Year § There are 12 months in a year. § The

Months of the Year § There are 12 months in a year. § The months of the year are written with Upper case letters (capital letters) § All months have 30 or 31 days, except for February which has 28 days § The year has 365 days except on “leap” years. § Every fourth year, the month of February has 29 days instead of 28. This year is called a "leap year" and the 29 th of February is a "leap day". A leap year has 366 days instead of the normal 365

With the months of the year you use the proposition “in” First month: January

With the months of the year you use the proposition “in” First month: January Second month: February Third month: March Fourth month: April Fifth month: May Sixth month: June § Seventh month: July § Eighth month: August § Ninth month: September § Tenth month: October § Eleventh month: November § Twelfth month: December

Abbreviations Month Short Form Days Season 1 January Jan. 31 Winter 2 February Feb.

Abbreviations Month Short Form Days Season 1 January Jan. 31 Winter 2 February Feb. 28/29 3 March Mar. 31 4 April Apr. 30 5 May 31 6 June Jun. 30 7 July Jul. 31 8 August Aug. 31 9 September Sep. 30 10 October Oct. 31 11 November Nov. 30 12 December Dec. 31 Spring Summer Autumn Winter

January § My friends and I built some snowmen in January § This year

January § My friends and I built some snowmen in January § This year there was not too much snow in January § January is the first month of the year.

February § Valentine’s day is in February. § February is the shortest month of

February § Valentine’s day is in February. § February is the shortest month of the year. § Valentine’s day is on February 14 th.

March § Saint Patrick’s day is in March. § We have to get ready

March § Saint Patrick’s day is in March. § We have to get ready for the DSTP in March. § March is the third month of the year.

April § April is the fourth month of the year. § My birthday is

April § April is the fourth month of the year. § My birthday is in April. § My birthday is on April 29 th. § We celebrate Eastern in April.

May § We celebrate Mother’s Day in May. § May is the fifth month

May § We celebrate Mother’s Day in May. § May is the fifth month of the year. § My brother’s birthday is in May.

June § The school is over in June. § Summer season starts in June

June § The school is over in June. § Summer season starts in June § June is the sixth month of the year.

July § Independence day is on July 4 th. § July is the seventh

July § Independence day is on July 4 th. § July is the seventh month of the year. § My family and I will go on vacations in July.

August § We go back to school in August. § August is the last

August § We go back to school in August. § August is the last month of the summer. § August is the eighth month of the year.

September § September is the ninth month of the year. § September has 30

September § September is the ninth month of the year. § September has 30 days. § The Fall starts in September.

October § We celebrate Halloween in October. § October has 31 days. § October

October § We celebrate Halloween in October. § October has 31 days. § October is the tenth month of the year.

November § Thanksgiving is celebrated in November. § November is the eleventh month of

November § Thanksgiving is celebrated in November. § November is the eleventh month of the year. § November is the month before last of the year.

December § December is the last month of the year. § Christmas is celebrated

December § December is the last month of the year. § Christmas is celebrated in December. § We celebrate Christmas on December 25 th.

Review § Days of the week and months of the year are written with

Review § Days of the week and months of the year are written with § § § capital letters. For the days of the week , use the preposition “on” For the months of the year, use the preposition “in” Be careful with dates, use preposition “on” on Monday in July on May 8 th § Remember the terms: today, yesterday, tomorrow, first, last, before, after. today is … yesterday was…. tomorrow will be… the last day of the week , the first day of the month, the day before yesterday , the day after today

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