Let’s go through each question one by one, using the calendar shown.
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1) What month is shown on the calendar?
Look at the top of the calendar — it says “November”.
✔ Answer: November
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2) How many days are in this month?
Count all the numbered boxes from 1 to the last day. The last number is 30.
✔ Answer: 30 days
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3) Is your birthday in this month?
This is a personal question — only you know your birthday!
If your birthday is in November, say “Yes”. If not, say “No”.
✔ Answer: (Your answer here — depends on your birthday)
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4) What holiday do we celebrate in this month?
In the United States, Thanksgiving is celebrated in November. Some countries also have Remembrance Day or other holidays. But for most school calendars in the U.S., Thanksgiving is the main one.
✔ Answer: Thanksgiving (or another holiday if your country celebrates something else in November)
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5) What is the date of the second Monday of this month?
First, find all the Mondays:
- First Monday = November 2
- Second Monday = November 9
✔ Answer: November 9
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6) On what day of the week is November 5th?
Find the box with “5” — look at the column header above it. It’s under “Fri”.
✔ Answer: Friday
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7) What is the date of the fourth Sunday of this month?
Find all Sundays:
- 1st Sunday = Nov 1
- 2nd Sunday = Nov 8
- 3rd Sunday = Nov 15
- 4th Sunday = Nov 22
✔ Answer: November 22
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8) Is this the longest month of the year?
The longest months have 31 days. November has only 30 days. So no — it’s not the longest.
Months like January, March, May, July, August, October, December have 31 days.
✔ Answer: No
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Final Answer:
1) November
2) 30
3) (Your answer — Yes or No)
4) Thanksgiving (or local holiday)
5) November 9
6) Friday
7) November 22
8) No
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of calendar worksheet first grade.
