Let’s go through each word one by one and write its correct abbreviation.
1.
Monday → The common abbreviation is “Mon.” (with a period at the end).
2.
Tuesday → Abbreviated as “Tue.” or sometimes “Tues.” — but in most school worksheets, “Tue.” is accepted. We’ll use “Tue.” for consistency with standard short forms.
3.
January → Shortened to “Jan.”
4.
Gloria Road → “Road” becomes “Rd.” so it’s “Gloria Rd.”
5.
Mister → This is abbreviated as “Mr.” (note: no ‘e’ at the end)
6.
Avenue → Becomes “Ave.”
7.
Doctor → Abbreviated as “Dr.”
8.
California → State abbreviation is “Calif.” (sometimes “CA” but since this is writing part, we use the spelled-out short form: “Calif.”)
9.
Junior → Abbreviated as “Jr.”
10.
August → Shortened to “Aug.”
We make sure every abbreviation ends with a period unless it’s a state postal code (like CA), but here we’re using traditional written abbreviations, so periods are included.
Final Answer:
1. Mon.
2. Tue.
3. Jan.
4. Gloria Rd.
5. Mr.
6. Ave.
7. Dr.
8. Calif.
9. Jr.
10. Aug.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of abbreviation worksheet 2nd grade.
