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Grade 1 Days of the Week Worksheets
Use these Grade 1 days of the week worksheets to help students practice days of the week with printable problems and an answer key. Choose a ready-made worksheet or generate a new printable worksheet with an answer key.
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Name: ____________________Date: __________
Days of the Week
Find the answer. Show your work where needed.
- 36 + 27 = ____
- What time is 45 minutes before 6:10?
- What time is 20 minutes after 9:35?
- A class starts at 3:15 and ends at 3:50. How many minutes long is it?
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36 + 27 = ____
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How do days of the week worksheets help?
They give students repeated, focused practice with practice days of the week with printable problems and an answer key.
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