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Days of the Week Word Problems

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Age range: 7-11

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22 June 2018

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Days of the week word problems on two separate worksheets, which start off relatively easy and get more difficult, with a riddle at the end to challenge early finishers. Good for Year 5 and 6 time topics, or practice solving word problems.

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Days of the Week – Reasoning and Problem Solving

Days of the Week - Reasoning and Problem Solving

This worksheet includes a range of reasoning and problem solving questions for pupils to practise the main skill of recognising the days of the week.

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National Curriculum Objectives: (1M4b) Sequence events in chronological order using language [for example, before and after, next, first, today, yesterday, tomorrow, morning, afternoon and evening] (1M4c) Recognise and use language relating to dates, including days of the week, weeks, months and years

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Are you looking for resources to teach your kids the Days of the week in an easy-peasy way? Use our amazing Printable Days of the Week pack which is full of fun and engaging activities! Our handy pack is a mixture of such incredible activities that make learning even more exciting! 

Teach your children the days of the week in a fun and educational way by using our super amazing worksheets that will make learning delightful. It’s a basic but crucial concept that sets the stage for understanding time and everyone wants to inculcate to their kids in a smooth way. But guess what? We’ve got some awesome printable resources that make learning the days of the week a breeze!

Printable Days of the Week:

Teaching days of the week does not have to be boring. Here, we have designed the vibrant free Ramadan activity pack that includes 7 worksheets– consisting of fun colouring pages, cool cutting and pasting activities,  tracing, word scramble, and much more .

Ordering Days of the week:

Let’s make learning the days of the week fun by doing interesting colouring, cutting and pasting activities. It will not only help children to memorise the days of the week but also enhance their fine-motor skills. The children have to but the days of the week and stick them in order.

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Is remembering the sequence of days challenging for your kid? This train themed activity will help reinforce their learning while having plenty of fun. Print now and start practicing days of the week.

Word Scramble Days of the week:

Words scramble is a playful twist in the journey of learning days of the week. It’s super fun for kids to unscramble the letters to reveal the days of week. It encourages critical- thinking and problem solving skills of the kids.

Cut and Stick Days of the Week: 

In this lovely printable the children need to cut the day of the week and stick it to its place. This will help children identify the words and build their word recognition.

Word Search:

Have you ever gone on the quest to find the uncover treasure? Well, word puzzles are alike! This printable Days of the week word search will take you to the quest of finding hidden words like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and so on. Just imagine the thrill of finding each word, hidden in the grid, grab your magnifying glass and get started.

Colour by Code Days of the week:

Colour by coding is  a wonderful way of reinforcement. It would help not only in inculcating the days of the week but also help the kid committing colours to memory. Kids will love engaging in this interactive activity in which they will decode the days of the week and colour each one according to a special code. 

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Colouring, tracing, cutting and pasting will not only engage the kids in learning but also improve the fine- motor skills, eye-hand coordination and pre-writing skills, with  remarkable hands-on adventure. 

Days of the week Flashcards:

Print these wonderful flashcards in some amazing themes like princess themes, superhero themed, emoji themed and many more. Your children will surely love them and they will keep them hooked.

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A beautiful days of the week poster that will bring plenty of colours to the school décor. Download now and start learning days of the week

How will these free printable days of the week sheets help my Child?

This days of the week pack will help your child to groom in multiple ways, some of them are given below:

• Fine-motor skills: Engaging in cutting and pasting will strengthen their muscles and help in finishing the fine-motor skills.
• Eye- Hands coordination: tracing and colouring will enhance their eye-hand coordination.
• Problem solving skills: word search and scrambling will help you kid to improve their problem solving skills. and providing a strong foundation for learning and problem-solving
• Sequencing skills: Sequencing skills involve organising items, like cannonballs in this activity, in the correct order. Understanding patterns and  following directions is crucial for learning this skill
• Creativity: all the activities included in the pack will foster your kid’s creativity to the next level.

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50 Creative Ideas for Elementary Day-of-the-Week Routines

From Make-a-Change Monday to Fun Fact Friday, you’ll have an easy to remember, engaging routine for every day of the week.

As teachers, we all want to build connections with our students and make them feel welcome in our classrooms. What if we had routines to do these things that were easy to implement and easy to remember? These Day-of-the-Week routines require very little prep, are customizable for teachers in any subject area, and are a fabulous “soft launch” to get students engaged in what’s happening in class. They can take as little as 5 or 10 minutes. I like to change mine up weekly and have had students suggest questions as well.

Getting started is easy. First, decide on what you want your students to be doing for each of the five days. Reading? Writing? Discussing? Solving a problem or riddle? See our list below to get some inspiration (You don’t have to use alliteration, but it does make them easier to remember 🙂

Next, figure out a reliable place and way you’ll notify students of what their task is. Teachers can devote a section of their board, say prompts verbally, or create Google Slides for each day. If one of your routines requires sticky notes or another item to share their responses, you’ll want to have those ready for students to pick up too.

Here are some ideas for Day-of-the-Week routines to get you started.

• Mindset Monday: What is something that you are working hard to improve this week?
• Make-a-Word Monday: Add a word to the scrabble board. Make sure it links up.
• Missed You Monday: What is something memorable you did this weekend?
• Take-a-Minute Monday: Tell me about your favorite _____.
• Motivational Monday: Mondays can be tough. Take a sticky note and write a motivational note to a classmate.
• Make-a-Change Monday: How can you make the world more awesome?
• Mystery Monday: Can you solve this riddle?
• Mood Monday: If you were an emoji, which would you be today?
• Marvel Monday: If you could have any superpower, what would it be and why?
• Manic Monday: What’s something that drives you crazy?
• Time for a Vote Tuesday: What is your favorite ____?
• TV Tuesday: What TV show are you enjoying right now?
• Top 2 Tuesday: Choose a paper with someone’s name and write two great things about them. Put it on their desk.
• Tasty Tuesday: What is one of your favorite foods?
• Talk to Me Tuesday: What is something that a lot of people don’t know about you?
• Tell Me Something Good Tuesday: What is something good you have seen someone else do?
• Tuesday Treasure: What is something that you treasure?
• Triangle Tuesday: Draw a triangle and turn it into something.
• Talented Tuesday: What is something you are good at?
• Teach Us Tuesday: What is something you can teach someone to do?
• Well-Done Wednesday: What is something great that you have done this week?
• What Would You Do Wednesday: What would you do if _____? (e.g., … you were 6 inches tall, you won a million dollars, you were invisible for the day)
• Wishful Wednesday: If you had one wish, what would it be?
• World Wednesday: If you could travel anywhere, where would you go?
• Wacky Word Wednesday: Use the letters to see how many words you can make.
• Warmhearted Wednesday: Describe one random act of kindness you have done or seen lately.
• Would You Rather Wednesday: Would you rather _____ or ______?
• Words of Wisdom Wednesday: Share a piece of advice someone has given you.
• What’s Playing Wednesday: What’s a song that you can’t stop listening to these days?
• We Love To Read Wednesday: What’s a great book you have read recently?
• Thankful Thursday: What is something you are thankful for this week?
• Time Hop Thursday: If you could travel back in time, where would you go?
• Throw It Out Thursday: If you had to throw out everything, what is the one thing you would keep and why?
• Throwback Thursday: What was one of your favorite things you did this year?
• Thumbs-Up Thursday: What’s something really great that’s happened to you this week?
• Three Things Thursday: If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have?
• Things To Do Thursday: What is something we should all do to make the world a better place?
• Totally Thursday: The total is _____. How many ways can you think of to reach it?
• Think Fast Thursday: What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word _____?
• Thank You Thursday: Grab a Post-it and write a thank-you note to someone in your life.
• Finish the Sentence Friday: Give students a sentence starter to finish. (Ideas: Our classroom is _____. One thing I really like about school is _________. Something I would like to learn about is _____.)
• Freaky Friday: If you could trade places with someone, who would it be and why?
• Funny Friday: Share a funny joke with us.
• Fun Fact Friday: Share a favorite fact about yourself or something you know about.
• Freezing Friday: What is something you like to do when it’s freezing outside?
• Furious Friday: What is something that makes you furious?
• Fantastic Friday: What is something that was great about this week?
• Future Friday: What is something you want to do in the future?
• Figure It Out Friday: Can you solve this math problem?
• Finally Friday: What is something that you are excited about for the weekend?

These Day-of-the-Week routines are a great way to make students feel welcome in class and learn more about one another. In my classroom, it has helped students, and they learn more about me as I participate too. My students enjoy seeing what question is posted each day—they have even come up with their own ideas for questions.

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Nearly 100 other residents have complained about rats on the city’s online reporting system this year. Malden neighbors complained of dead rats on sidewalks, rats chewing through car wires and infesting homes.

Malden installed electric traps throughout the city which have caught and killed more than a thousand rats since January 2023.

Despite this measure, many residents say more must be done.

Malden is hardly alone in fighting against rodents, so for a better solution the city might not have to look too far.

Residents in Jamaica Plain have been feeding rats birth control. Feeders that resemble normal rat traps are filled with pellets that suppress the fertility of rodents. The birth control pellets called GoodBites are part of a pilot program that residents started with the company WISDOM Good Works. Over the past year, the number of rats has been cut by 60 percent.

“Reducing by 50-60% is really where we find that balance that they are no longer engaging in the human wildlife conflict, they are no longer a nuisance, they are no longer getting into your garbage cans… at that point it can really be a reduction that can be claimed as a win,” explained WISDOM Good Works director of operations Alaina Gonzalez-White.

Gonzalez-White explained the pellets are completely harmless to other animals and the environment unlike rat poison.

“When you are pouring poison into our environment you are affecting not only the intended target but everything else that lives in that ecosystem,” she said.

The ugly consequences of rodenticide made headlines in Boston in 2023 when a poisoned owl was bleeding at Faneuil Hall before being rescued .

Many local pet owners have also pushed for a decrease in the use of rat poison after their pets consumed it and died .

Gonzalez-White said while the birth control pellets are better for the environment it doesn’t offer the short-term impact that rat poison does. However, over time the pellets will have a better sustained impact.

“While you might see an immediate dip in the sheer numbers, the ones you don’t capture are going to continue to breed. They are going to continue to multiply and you are going to have an inevitable rebound effect. By utilizing fertility control, which in my opinion is the golden key, you are taking a more proactive approach to long-term suppression,” she said.

Lauren Ockene is one of the JP residents that has been part of the pilot program.

She’s lived in the area for three decades. She used to have a rat burrow in her yard and see rodents constantly around the neighborhood.

“We used a lot of things to try to get rid of them. I wouldn’t use poison but we used snap traps…setting them up at dark and then retrieving them at dawn and dealing with the dead rat. There were close to 30 dead rats that I killed and dealt with that way,” Ockene remembered.

Now she’s has three WISDOM Good Works feeders in her yard.

“It’s really, really great,” Ockene said. “We don’t see them in our yard. We haven’t seen any in a lot of months and there is no sign of a burrow anymore which is huge.”

Some Boston officials want to use the rat birth control throughout the city.

“This is a remarkable success that we must learn from. Now it is time for our city to show leadership and scale this program up,” City Councilor Enrique Pepen said during a City Council meeting in July. Boston city councilors plan to hold a hearing about adding the pellets to the city’s Rodent Action Plan on Sept. 23.

Some Malden residents are pushing for the pellets too.

“I’m for anything and everything that will work because I don’t know how they do that but if they can get that started in Malden I think we should start doing that,” Newhall said.

Malden officials are skeptical rodent fertility will be the best solution because of its inability to kill rats immediately.

For now, the city is considering increasing the requirements for landlords to deal with rats, and fining residents for improper trash storage.

The Malden Health Department “has offered these amendments and is hoping the City Council will take them up in the course of business and enact them.”

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The Lane Kiffin comeback story is one you don't need to be a fan of Ole Miss to appreciate. Kiffin held head coaching jobs with the Raiders, University of Tennessee, and USC before shortcomings with the Trojans led to his firing. The former Fresno State quarterback worked his way back up the ladder both on and away from the football field in an inspiring fashion. He has been at Ole Miss since 2020 and turned the Rebels into one of the best football teams in the country. That rise comes with a cost however, as finding Power Four opponents isn't easy. Ole Miss found out just days before destroying Wake Forest last week that the Demon Deacons were backing out of going to Oxford, Mississippi next year, leaving a sudden hole in the 2025 Ole Miss football schedule. With that news, my first thought to Notre Dame's 2025 schedule.

Could Notre Dame Step In and Schedule Ole Miss?

"Kind of an unwritten rule not to do that actually" Lane Kiffin expressed his frustration with Wake Forest for cancelling their 2025 matchup in Oxford: pic.twitter.com/dAtZ1w8WF4 — Grace Ybarra (@gnybarra) September 16, 2024

Ole Miss now sits with an opening on its schedule, as does Notre Dame, who also has 11 of 12 opponents for the 2025 season announced. So could the two make a game in 2025 work? The idea is great but the like off dates for the two programs is the problem. Notre Dame doesn't have a game officially scheduled for Aug. 30 or Sept. 6 yet, but Ole Miss does. Ole Miss has the sudden Sept. 13 opening, but that day Texas A&M makes only its second-ever trip to Notre Dame Stadium, so that won't be switched out.

Later in the year might be possible as off weeks haven't been announced yet, but would Ole Miss want to schedule Notre Dame right in the middle of the SEC regular season? I could be wrong but I'm guessing a conference slate that features games against LSU, Georgia, and at Oklahoma probably isn't looking to add another possible top 10 team to the mix. Considering the Ole Miss AD recently played a part in canceling a series with USC , I'm guessing Notre Dame won't soon be added to their mix.

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Ole Miss 20 - Notre Dame 13 The Fighting Irish would go on to win the 1977 National Championship, losing only one game that season to the Rebs. 🎥 @OleMissSports | @OleMissFB pic.twitter.com/91kBuGyQ2X — Brad Logan (@BradLoganCOTE) August 9, 2022

Notre Dame and Ole Miss have met just twice ever in football with the home team winning each matchup. Ole Miss beat eventual national champion Notre Dame in Oxford back in 1977, while the Irish won the only trip Ole Miss has ever taken to South Bend in 1985, 37-14. As much as I'd like to have a reason to spend a weekend on the Ole Miss campus, the only chance I have with Notre Dame likely being any part of it would have to come in a College Football Playoff meeting.

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The four-time NFL MVP — and the oldest player now in the league, at 40 — has cleared various hurdles in his arduous rehab from the injury, including posting the team’s first win of the season Sunday in Week 2 over the Titans.

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The game not only represents the Jets home opener after splitting their first two road games in San Francisco and Tennessee, but it also will be the first game action at MetLife Stadium for Rodgers since he ruptured his left Achilles on his fourth offensive play in the season opener last September against the Bills.

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Notably, legendary coach Bill Belichick is no longer on the New England sideline. He was replaced by former Pats linebacker Jerod Mayo, who has split his first two games as a head coach.

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“There will be emotion this week, as there always is during the anthem, and seeing our crowd, night game, the excitement driving up to the stadium and seeing the tailgate happening,” Rodgers said. “There’s always emotion. If you love the game, there’s always emotion.”

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At Boeing, we innovate and collaborate to make the world a better place. From the seabed to outer space, you can contribute to work that matters with a company where diversity, equity and inclusion are shared values. We’re committed to fostering an environment for every teammate that’s welcoming, respectful and inclusive, with great opportunity for professional growth. Find your future with us.

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The E-7 Wedgetail Australia Program requires an experienced Safety Management System (SMS) Coordinator to help us establish and continually improve the safety of the products and services we provide to the RAAF E-7 Enterprise.

Responsibilities

• Conducting Safety planning and Providing Safety Advice: The SMC serves as a subject matter expert, providing advice to the P&S duty holders on safety matters. They guide and support the duty holders in ensuring suitable safety arrangements are in place within their work area to comply with BDA safety policy and corporate command media and these arrangements are suitably captured in local plans. SMCs oversee the execution and continuous improvement of the local safety management program to achieve defined safety objectives and safety targets that ensure the delivery of safe operations, products and services by BDA.
• Facilitate and coordinate Safety Risk Management (SRM) processes: The SMC oversees risk management activities relating to the products and services delivered by BDA to ensure a local risk register is maintained. This includes coordination of risk assessment and review activities as required following a safety report, major organisational change or a serious safety event.
• Monitoring Control Effectiveness and Safety Performance: The SMC regularly monitors the effectiveness of controls and safety performance within the program. Through the collection and analysis of safety data and safety performance indicators utilising safety tools and processes; they support program assessment of the effectiveness of safety controls identified on the risk register. Following safety reports or serious events, the SMC supports duty holders to assign appropriate safety investigation process and identify failed controls and their associated causal and contributory factors to aid safety learning and continual improvement. SMCs are encouraged to be investigator qualified and to monitor investigation quality for basic level investigations in their work area.
• Facilitating and Coordinating Safety Promotion Activities: The PSMC plays a vital role in promoting a positive safety culture and just culture within the program. They facilitate and coordinate safety promotion and recognition activities; such as (but not limited to) SMS awareness briefings and new member inductions. This includes fostering an environment where safety reporting is encouraged, lessons learned from safety events are shared, and a proactive approach to safety is embraced.
• Coordinating and Facilitating the SMS Safety Review Board (SRB): The SMC is responsible for coordinating and facilitating the SMS Safety Review Board for their work area. They ensure that all relevant stakeholders are involved in the safety review process. During the SRB meetings, the SMC coordinates the presentation of safety performance information and oversees and coordinates actions raised by the board to addresses safety concerns or recommendations.
• Safety Records: SMCs maintain safety records regarding safety risk management, safety assurance, training, promotion, lessons learnt from events and investigation outcomes.

Experience/Qualifications

The successful candidate will have recent and relevant experience implementing and operating Safety Management Systems within an aviation context. The following will be highly regarded:

• Tertiary qualifications and experience in engineering or aviation safety
• Experience working within the Defence Aviation Safety Regulations
• Leadership experience, with a demonstrated ability to lead by influence in a large organisation.

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Applicants must be Australian Citizens to meet defence security requirements.

You may require a Foreign Work Authorisation (FWA) to commence in this position. Please refer to the Department of Defence website to understand your personal obligations.

Boeing Defence Australia is shaping the future of aerospace and delivering some of the nation's most important programs for the Australian Defence Force. From the seabed to outer space, we have helped shape aerospace and defence innovations in Australia over the past 95 years.

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Discover how you can make a difference at Boeing as an industrial engineer. Become part of a team that drives innovation across diverse technologies worldwide.

As a Test and Evaluation Engineer at Boeing, you'll ensure that our next-generation commercial and defense products and systems meet the highest standards. Join us as we continue to push the boundaries of aerospace.

As a software engineer at Boeing your code will power products that defy gravity and fly faster than the speed of sound.

With a career in supplier management at Boeing, you can help solve business challenges that are redefining an entire industry.

As a Systems Engineer at Boeing, you can help drive the overall design of innovative and high-quality products and solutions.

In our Business Intern Program, you can be part of a team that is helping shape the future of aerospace.

In our Supply Chain Intern Program, you can be part of a team that is helping shape the future of aerospace.

Data doesn’t work in silos — it needs to breathe and interact with other information in order to tell the whole story, not just parts of it. At Boeing, we’re working across our enterprise to let data and information drive our collective decision-making. Join our Data Science and Analytics team today.

As part of our Information Technology and Data Analytics team, you’ll support one of the largest corporate IT portfolios anywhere. Join us and help build the future.

Come build the future with Boeing and develop the next generation of aircraft, space and underwater vehicles and revolutionary approaches to manufacturing.

Mechanical and structural engineers at Boeing develop and apply innovative technologies that shape the future. Learn more.

Discover how you can make a difference at Boeing as a product security engineer. Become part of a team that drives innovation across diverse technologies worldwide.

At Boeing, our production engineers use their skills to build the future of advanced manufacturing. Learn more.

Every day around the globe, Boeing manufacturing employees build the future of aerospace. Join our team. Your future is waiting.

In our Finance Intern Program, you can be part of a team that is helping shape the future of aerospace.

Our teams in Ukraine provide engineering expertise, consultation services, research and technical assistance for our platforms and aircraft that fly worldwide.

Join a team of more than 4,300 people providing leading-edge aviation services for our defense and commercial customers.

Veteran, military spouse and engineer, Jenna believes there are many paths to success.

Joshua, a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, once helped repair our aircraft. Now he flies in them.

Tristan helps his team create experimental hardware designs for propulsion applications.

Adrian supports the efficiency and reliability of 777X wing structures through innovative design solutions.

Learn how Mya contributes to safety and certification standards for Boeing Defense, Space & Security.

Through Aerospace Xelerated, Eva supports aerospace startups, fostering innovation and industry advancement.

Elisa’s passion for aviation motivates her to enhance internal tools that improve collaboration.

Meet Niyathi, who manages projects for our Sustainable Aerospace Together Forum.

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