Let’s solve this step by step.
We have three people with work schedules shown in tables (with green checkmarks for working days). We also have a word bank at the bottom to help fill in the blanks.
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First person:
- Image shows her at a reception desk → likely a
receptionist
- Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday are checked → works Mon–Fri
- Saturday and Sunday are NOT checked → those are her days off
So:
> She is a
receptionist.
> She works Monday
to Friday.
>
Saturday and Sunday are her days off.
*(Note: The sentence says “________ ________ Sunday are her days off.” So we need two words before “Sunday” — that must be “Saturday and”)*
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Second person:
- Image shows her cleaning house, with kids around → likely a
stay-at-home mom
- Schedule: ALL days are checked (Mon through Sun) → she works every day
- So she does not have any days off
So:
> She is a
stay-at-home mom.
> She works
everyday.
> She does not have
days off.
*(Note: “everyday” is one word here as given in the word bank — though technically it should be “every day”, but we follow the worksheet’s wording.)*
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Third person:
- Image shows him sweeping outside with apron → likely a
custodian
- Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday are checked → works Mon, Tue, Thu
- Wednesday, Friday, Sat, Sun are NOT checked → so he doesn’t work those days
The sentence says:
> He works ________, ________ and ________.
So we list his working days:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
But wait — looking at the word bank, we have:
- custodian
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Thursday
- and
Perfect! So:
> He is a
custodian.
> He works
Monday,
Tuesday and
Thursday.
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Now let’s double-check all answers against the word bank:
Word bank includes:
- receptionist
✔
- everyday
✔
- custodian
✔
- to
✔
- Tuesday
✔
- stay-at-home mom
✔
- days off
✔
- Monday
✔
- Friday
✔
- and
✔
- Thursday
✔
- Saturday
✔
All used appropriately.
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Final Answer:
She is a
receptionist.
She works Monday
to Friday.
Saturday and Sunday are her days off.
She is a
stay-at-home mom.
She works
everyday.
She does not have
days off.
He is a
custodian.
He works
Monday,
Tuesday and
Thursday.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of schedule worksheet.
