Let’s go step by step to find the correct abbreviation for each day of the week.
We know that abbreviations are short forms of words — usually just the first few letters, often ending with a period (like “Mon.” for Monday). But in many school worksheets like this one, they might not require the period — so we’ll use the common 3-letter form without periods unless told otherwise.
Here’s how we break it down:
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Monday → First three letters:
Mon
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Tuesday → First three letters:
Tue
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Wednesday → This one is tricky! It starts with “Wed”, even though it’s spelled with a “d” after “We”. So:
Wed
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Thursday → First three letters:
Thu
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Friday → First three letters:
Fri
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Saturday → First three letters:
Sat
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Sunday → First three letters:
Sun
Let’s double-check each one to make sure we didn’t mix any up:
✔ Monday → Mon
✔ Tuesday → Tue
✔ Wednesday → Wed
✔ Thursday → Thu
✔ Friday → Fri
✔ Saturday → Sat
✔ Sunday → Sun
All match standard English abbreviations for days of the week.
Final Answer:
Saturday → Sat
Wednesday → Wed
Friday → Fri
Thursday → Thu
Tuesday → Tue
Sunday → Sun
Monday → Mon
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet on days of.
