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Worksheet 1: Match the Day of the Week
*(Matching full names to abbreviations)*

* Monday matches with Mon.
* Tuesday matches with Tues.
* Wednesday matches with Wed.
* Thursday matches with Thurs.
* Friday matches with Fri.
* Saturday matches with Sat.
* Sunday matches with Sun.

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Worksheet 2: Days of the Week Ice Cream Cones
*(Filling in the missing letters)*

Left Column:
1. Wednesday
2. Saturday
3. Monday
4. Thursday
5. Tuesday
6. Friday
7. Sunday

Middle Column:
1. Friday
2. Sunday
3. Tuesday
4. Monday
5. Wednesday
6. Thuesday *(Note: The worksheet has a typo here. It should be "Thursday", but the blanks suggest "Th_ue_sday". The correct spelling is Thursday).* -> Correction based on standard spelling: Thursday. Looking closely at the blank `T_u_sday`, it is likely asking for Thursday or just filling `h` and `r`. Let's look at the specific blanks: `T _ u _ s _ d a y`. Wait, looking at the image: `T _ u _ s d a y`. The missing letters are h and r. So: Thursday.
* Actually, let's re-read the middle column item 6: `T _ u _ s d a y`. The word is Thursday. Missing: h, r.
* Item 7: `S _ f u n d _ y`. The word is Sunday? No, `S _ t u r d _ y`. It looks like `S _ t u r d _ y`. Missing: a, a. So: Saturday. Let me re-examine crop 6.
* Crop 6 shows:
* `F _ i d _ y` -> Friday (Missing r, a) -- Wait, image says `F _ i d _ y`? No, it says `F _ _ d _ y`? Let's look really closely at the original image.
* Cone 1: `W _ d n e _ d a y` -> Wednesday.
* Cone 2: `F _ i d _ y`? No, it's `F _ _ d _ y`? Actually, it looks like `F r i d a y` is already mostly there? No, `F _ _ d _ y`. Let's assume standard spelling.
* Let's just list the completed words clearly.

Corrected List for Ice Cream Cones (filling in the blanks):

Left Stack:
1. Wednesday
2. Saturday
3. Monday
4. Thursday
5. Tuesday
6. Friday
7. Sunday

Middle Stack:
1. Friday
2. Sunday
3. Tuesday
4. Monday
5. Wednesday
6. Thursday (The blank is `T _ u _ s d a y` -> Thursday)
7. Saturday (The blank is `S _ t u r d _ y` -> Saturday)

Right Stack:
1. Saturday (Wait, the top one is `S a t u r d y`? No, `S a _ u r d _ y`? It looks like `S a t u r d a y` is the target. The text is `S a _ u r d _ y`. Missing: t, a.
2. Wednesday (Text: `_ e d n _ s d a y`. Missing: W, e).
3. Friday (Text: `F r i d _ _`. Missing: a, y? Or just a? The last letter is usually y. Text: `F r i d _ _`. Let's assume a, y).
4. Tuesday (Text: `T u e s _ _ y`. Missing: d, a? Or just d? Text: `T u e s _ _ y`. Likely d, a).
5. Sunday (Text: `S u n _ _ y`. Missing: d, a).
6. Monday (Text: `M o n _ _ y`. Missing: d, a).
7. Tuesday (Text: `T u e s _ _ y`. Missing: d, a).

*Self-Correction on Right Stack based on visual patterns:*
Let's look at the right stack again carefully.
1. `S a _ u r d _ y` -> Saturday? No, `S a t u r d a y`. Blanks are likely t and a.
2. `_ e d n _ s d a y` -> Wednesday.
3. `F r i d _ _` -> Friday. (Blanks: a, y)
4. `T u e s _ _ y` -> Tuesday? No, `T u e s d a y`. Blanks: d, a.
5. `S u n _ _ y` -> Sunday. Blanks: d, a.
6. `M o n _ _ y` -> Monday. Blanks: d, a.
7. `T u e s _ _ y` -> Tuesday. Blanks: d, a.

Actually, looking at the very first cone on the right: `S a _ u r d _ y`. The word is Saturday. The letters present are S, a, u, r, d, y. Missing are t and a.
Second cone: `_ e d n _ s d a y`. Word is Wednesday. Present: e, d, n, s, d, a, y. Missing: W and e.
Third cone: `F r i d _ _`. Word is Friday. Present: F, r, i, d. Missing: a, y.
Fourth cone: `T u e s _ _ y`. Word is Tuesday. Present: T, u, e, s, y. Missing: d, a.
Fifth cone: `S u n _ _ y`. Word is Sunday. Present: S, u, n, y. Missing: d, a.
Sixth cone: `M o n _ _ y`. Word is Monday. Present: M, o, n, y. Missing: d, a.
Seventh cone: `T u e s _ _ y`. Word is Tuesday. Present: T, u, e, s, y. Missing: d, a.

Final Answer:

Match the Day of the Week:
* Monday — Mon.
* Tuesday — Tues.
* Wednesday — Wed.
* Thursday — Thurs.
* Friday — Fri.
* Saturday — Sat.
* Sunday — Sun.

Ice Cream Cones (Missing Letters):

Left Column:
1. Wednesday
2. Saturday
3. Monday
4. Thursday
5. Tuesday
6. Friday
7. Sunday

Middle Column:
1. Friday
2. Sunday
3. Tuesday
4. Monday
5. Wednesday
6. Thursday
7. Saturday

Right Column:
1. Saturday
2. Wednesday
3. Friday
4. Tuesday
5. Sunday
6. Monday
7. Tuesday
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of days of the week worksheet for first grade.
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