Clock and Calendar
Age 8 · Daily Life
A day is divided into hours, and you can read weeks and months on a calendar. Seven days make a week, and twelve months make a year.
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Age 8: open this week
Browse Age 8In the picture
- A round clock face: the hours that divide a day.
- A highlighted row on a calendar page: the days of a week.
- A fan of calendar pages: the months of a year.
- A row of three small pictures: morning, midday, and evening.
Examples
- You wake up at 7 o’clock on a school day.
- Your birthday is marked on a calendar page.
Key takeaways
- A week has seven days.
- A year has twelve months.
Quiz: Clock and Calendar (Age 8)
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How many days are in a week?
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How many months are in a year?
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What does the face of a clock show?
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