Days of the Week Abbreviation Worksheet
Using this Days of the Week Abbreviation Worksheet, students learn how to read and write the abbreviations for the days of the week.
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How to teach Abbreviations
Using this Days of the Week Abbreviation Worksheet, students learn how to read and write the abbreviations for the days of the week.
Knowing how to create and read an abbreviation is an important skill for students to learn. This worksheet asks students to write an abbreviation for the day of the week.
First, look at what day is in the box. Next, write the abbreviation for that word. Make sure you use a capital letter and a period! Challenge yourself by writing sentences using your new days of the week abbreviations.
Other resources to use with this Days of the Week Abbreviation Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about abbreviations.
Use this Abbreviation Fill in the Blank Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
First, introduce this worksheet by explaining what an abbreviation is. Explain that we are going to be writing abbreviations for the days of the week. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. After students complete the worksheet, review their answers and push them to explain why they chose either answer.
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