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Calendar Cycle and Line
Age 8 · Daily Life
A year has twelve months. Months repeat in a circle and also follow one another in a straight line.
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In the picture
- The circular ring: months return in a repeating cycle.
- The straight strip: months follow one after another.
- The small calendar page: days are grouped into weeks.
Examples
- Your birthday comes once each year.
- You turn a calendar page when a new month begins.
Key takeaways
- A year has twelve months.
- A week has seven days.
Quiz: Calendar Cycle and Line (Age 8)
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How many months are in a year?
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How many days are in a week?
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Which sentence about months is true?
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