ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English DAYS of the WEEK and MONTHS of the YEAR ???? Compilation ???? Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday…
Hello, friend! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about the days of the week. Are you ready? Let’s go!
There are seven special days in every week. Let’s find out what they are:
Monday is the first day we go to school. It’s the start of a brand new week!
Tuesday is the second day of the week. We keep learning and playing!
Wednesday is the third day. We’re right in the middle of the week!
Thursday is the fourth day. We’re getting closer to the weekend!
Friday is the fifth day. It’s the last school day before the weekend!
Saturday is the first day of the weekend. Time to relax and have fun!
Sunday is the last day of the week. We get ready for a new week ahead!
Great job! Can you tell me which day is your favorite?
Now, let’s learn about the months of the year. There are 12 months in a year. Let’s see what they are:
January is the first month. It’s a new year and time for new adventures!
February is the second month. It’s a little shorter than the other months.
March is the third month. Spring is coming soon!
April is the fourth month. Sometimes it rains a lot in April.
May is the fifth month. Flowers start to bloom everywhere!
June is the sixth month. Summer fun begins!
July is the seventh month. It’s often sunny and warm!
August is the eighth month. We enjoy the last days of summer!
September is the ninth month. School starts again!
October is the tenth month. We see lots of pumpkins!
November is the eleventh month. The leaves change color!
December is the twelfth month. It’s time for holidays and celebrations!
Now you know all the months of the year! Can you say them with me? January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December. Well done!
Thanks for learning with us! Remember, there are many more fun things to discover. Keep exploring and have fun!
Days of the Week Dance: Create a fun dance move for each day of the week. For example, you can hop on one foot for Monday, clap your hands for Tuesday, and so on. Practice your dance moves every day and teach them to your family or friends. This will help you remember the order of the days while having fun!
Days and Activities Calendar: Make a simple calendar with the days of the week. Draw or write down one activity you do each day. For example, draw a book for Monday if you read a story, or a ball for Saturday if you play outside. Share your calendar with the class and see what activities everyone does on different days!
Favorite Day Story: Think about your favorite day of the week. Why do you like it the most? Is it because you do something special on that day? Draw a picture or write a short story about your favorite day and share it with your classmates. This will help you express your thoughts and learn about what makes each day unique!
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Welcome to Smile and Learn!
Hi there! Today we’re going to learn the days of the week.
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There are seven days in a week. The seven days of the week are:
– Monday: Monday is the first school day of the week.
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– Tuesday: Tuesday is the second school day.
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– Wednesday: Wednesday is the third day of the week.
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– Thursday: Thursday is the fourth day and it’s the middle of the week.
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– Friday: Friday is the fifth day of the week.
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– Saturday: Weekends start on Saturday.
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– Sunday: Weekends end on Sunday.
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These are the seven days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
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Well done! You did a great job! What is your favorite day of the week?
Hi Anna! Today is your birthday, right? Happy birthday! How old are you now?
Hmm, do you know what month it is? It’s January, the first month of the year.
Do you know how many months there are in a year? There are 12 months. Would you like to learn all of them? How about learning the months of the year as your family and friends’ birthday months? Let’s begin!
The first month of the year is January. January is your birth month. Happy birthday once again, Anna!
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The second month of the year is February. That’s your mom’s birthday month. Think about getting her something really nice!
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The month that follows is March. It’s Grandpa Lewis’s birthday month. Grandpa is quite old!
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The next month is April. It’s your brother David’s birthday month. We’re going to have his favorite food that day!
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May is the fifth month of the year. It’s your teacher’s birthday month. You’ll have to be on your best behavior that day in class!
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June is next. It’s your dad’s birthday month. We’re going to have an amazing party!
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The month that follows is July. It’s the birthday month of your cousin Mary. She always buys us pizza on her birthday!
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Moving on to August. That’s the birthday month of your twin friends. You’ll have to buy two presents!
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September is next. It’s Grandma Rachel’s birthday month. I’m sure she’ll be baking a huge cake for us!
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The next month is October. It’s the birthday month of your little brother. He’s still a baby!
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The next to last month of the year is November. It’s Uncle Peter’s birthday month. We’re going to have a family celebration!
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And the last month of the year is December. It’s the birthday month of your dog Tom. Get him a yummy bone; he’ll love it!
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These are the 12 months of the year. I’m sure you already knew some of them. Do you want to recap? Repeat after me:
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December.
Well done, Anna! Now you know the months of the year!
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