Spanish language worksheet focusing on months and days of the week, designed for classroom use.

It looks like you've uploaded a Spanish language worksheet titled "El calendario" (The Calendar) from a workbook called *"Para empezar"* (To Begin), which is part of a series by *Go Online*. The task involves using a calendar to answer questions about dates and days of the week in Spanish.

Here's a breakdown of the task, followed by the solution and explanation:

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🔹 Task Overview

The worksheet presents a calendar for May 2014 with days of the week in Spanish:
- lunes (Monday)
- martes (Tuesday)
- miércoles (Wednesday)
- jueves (Thursday)
- viernes (Friday)
- sábado (Saturday)
- domingo (Sunday)

Each day has a number, and students are asked to use this calendar to answer questions such as:
- "¿Qué día es el 1 de mayo?" (What day is May 1st?)
- "¿Cuántos días tiene el mes de mayo?" (How many days does May have?)

There are 8 questions total, asking for:
- Days of the week for specific dates
- Dates of specific days
- Whether certain events happen on certain days

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🔹 Step-by-Step Solution

Let’s go through each question and solve it based on the calendar provided.

#### Question 1:
> ¿Qué día es el 1 de mayo?
> (What day is May 1st?)

Look at the calendar:
May 1st falls under miércoles (Wednesday)
✔ Answer: Miércoles

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#### Question 2:
> ¿Qué día es el 3 de mayo?
> (What day is May 3rd?)

From the calendar:
May 3rd is viernes (Friday)
✔ Answer: Viernes

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#### Question 3:
> ¿Qué día es el 5 de mayo?
> (What day is May 5th?)

May 5th is domingo (Sunday)
✔ Answer: Domingo

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#### Question 4:
> ¿Qué día es el 9 de mayo?
> (What day is May 9th?)

May 9th is jueves (Thursday)
✔ Answer: Jueves

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#### Question 5:
> ¿Qué día es el 16 de mayo?
> (What day is May 16th?)

May 16th is jueves (Thursday)
✔ Answer: Jueves

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#### Question 6:
> ¿Qué día es el 23 de mayo?
> (What day is May 23rd?)

May 23rd is jueves (Thursday)
✔ Answer: Jueves

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#### Question 7:
> ¿Qué día es el 30 de mayo?
> (What day is May 30th?)

May 30th is sábado (Saturday)
✔ Answer: Sábado

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#### Question 8:
> ¿Qué día es el 31 de mayo?
> (What day is May 31st?)

May 31st is domingo (Sunday)
✔ Answer: Domingo

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🔹 Additional Notes

The calendar shows that:
- May 2014 starts on a Wednesday (lunes = 1, but wait — let's check: actually, May 1, 2014 was a Thursday? Let’s double-check!)

Wait! There’s a problem here. Let’s verify real-world facts:

> ✔ Actual date: May 1, 2014 was a Thursday.

But in your worksheet:
- The first row shows:
lunes: 5, martes: 6, etc., so May 1st is not listed.
- But May 5th is labeled “miércoles” (Wednesday) → That would mean May 1st was a Thursday?

Wait — if May 5th is miércoles (Wednesday), then:
- May 4th = martes
- May 3rd = lunes
- May 2nd = domingo
- May 1st = sábado

So May 1st was Saturday?

But historically, May 1, 2014 was a Thursday.

✘ This suggests a mistake in the calendar layout in the worksheet.

Let’s recheck the calendar grid:

| | lunes | martes | miércoles | jueves | viernes | sábado | domingo |
|-------|-------|--------|-----------|--------|---------|--------|---------|
| | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |
| | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 |
| | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 |
| | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | |

So:
- May 5th = lunes (Monday)
- May 6th = martes (Tuesday)
- May 7th = miércoles (Wednesday)
- May 8th = jueves (Thursday)
- May 9th = viernes (Friday)
- May 10th = sábado (Saturday)
- May 11th = domingo (Sunday)

Thus, May 1st must be a Friday (since May 5th is Monday → May 1st is Friday).

Wait — this implies the first day of May is Friday, so:
- May 1 = viernes
- May 2 = sábado
- May 3 = domingo
- May 4 = lunes
- May 5 = martes?

But the table says:
- May 5 = lunes

That contradicts.

Wait — look again:
The first row starts with lunes = 5, meaning May 5 is Monday.

Therefore:
- May 5 = lunes
- May 6 = martes
- May 7 = miércoles
- May 8 = jueves
- May 9 = viernes
- May 10 = sábado
- May 11 = domingo

So:
- May 1 = lunes - 5, so 5 days before → May 1 = miércoles (Wednesday)?

Wait — no:
- If May 5 is lunes, then:
- May 4 = domingo
- May 3 = sábado
- May 2 = viernes
- May 1 = jueves

✔ So May 1, 2014 is Thursday — matches real history!

So the calendar is correct.

Now we can answer the questions correctly.

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✔ Correct Answers Based on the Worksheet Calendar:

| Question | Date | Day of Week (Spanish) |
|--------|------------|------------------------|
| 1 | May 1 | jueves |
| 2 | May 3 | sábado |
| 3 | May 5 | lunes |
| 4 | May 9 | viernes |
| 5 | May 16 | jueves |
| 6 | May 23 | jueves |
| 7 | May 30 | sábado |
| 8 | May 31 | domingo |

But wait — question 3 asks: “¿Qué día es el 5 de mayo?”

From the table: May 5 = lunes

✔ Answer: Lunes

Similarly:
- May 1 = jueves (Thursday)
- May 3 = sábado (Saturday)
- May 9 = viernes (Friday)
- May 16 = jueves (Thursday)
- May 23 = jueves (Thursday)
- May 30 = sábado (Saturday)
- May 31 = domingo (Sunday)

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✔ Final Answers:

1. ¿Qué día es el 1 de mayo? → Jueves
2. ¿Qué día es el 3 de mayo? → Sábado
3. ¿Qué día es el 5 de mayo? → Lunes
4. ¿Qué día es el 9 de mayo? → Viernes
5. ¿Qué día es el 16 de mayo? → Jueves
6. ¿Qué día es el 23 de mayo? → Jueves
7. ¿Qué día es el 30 de mayo? → Sábado
8. ¿Qué día es el 31 de mayo? → Domingo

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🔍 Explanation:

The key is understanding how the calendar is laid out. The top row shows:
- lunes = 5 → So May 5 is Monday
- Therefore, May 1 is 4 days earlier, which is Thursday (jueves)

You count backward:
- May 5 = lunes
- May 4 = domingo
- May 3 = sábado
- May 2 = viernes
- May 1 = jueves

And so on.

This helps students practice:
- Reading calendars
- Understanding ordinal numbers
- Using Spanish days of the week
- Logical deduction

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📌 Conclusion:

Use the calendar to match dates with days. The worksheet may have a typo in labeling the days, but based on the given data (May 5 = lunes), the answers are as above.

✔ Final Answer List:
1. Jueves
2. Sábado
3. Lunes
4. Viernes
5. Jueves
6. Jueves
7. Sábado
8. Domingo

Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer sheet or need help translating it!