What is Study Pillars?

Free educational resources for children aged 3–11. Curriculum-aligned worksheets, lesson plans, and activities for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 — created by qualified UK teachers.

Days of the Week Handwriting Practice: Printable Sheets

KS1 › English › Writing › Handwriting Practice

✨New3 downloads

Days of the Week Handwriting Practice: Printable Sheets

File Type: PDF

No of Pages: 1

Age Group: 5-7

About This Resource

Are you looking for a simple way to help your little ones get to grips with the calendar? Our "Days of the Week Handwriting Practice" sheets are here to help.

Learning the names of the days is a big milestone for young children. It helps them understand the rhythm of the week and look forward to special events like the weekend or PE days. These days of the week worksheets are designed to make that learning process as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

What is this resource?

This resource is a clear, easy-to-use PDF pack. It features dedicated space for children to practise writing all seven days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

We have kept the design clean and clutter-free. This helps children focus on their letter formation without getting distracted. It is a fantastic addition to your collection of EYFS Activities or home learning folder.

Recommended Resources

Means of Transport Worksheets | Picture to Word Matching Activity

★★★★★

Who is it for?

We created these sheets with early learners in mind. They are perfect for:

Preschool and nursery children starting to show interest in letters.
Reception children working on their pencil control.
Year 1 students who are learning to spell the days of the week as part of their KS1 Literacy Resources.

Whether you are a teacher looking for a quick morning starter or a parent wanting to support your child’s schoolwork, these sheets are a great fit.

What will children learn?

Using these days of the week worksheets helps children develop several important skills at once.

First, there is the handwriting itself. By tracing and copying the words, children learn how to form letters correctly and keep them sitting neatly on the line. This builds the muscle memory they need for fluent writing later on.

Second, it helps with spelling. The names of the days can be tricky—especially "Wednesday"! Regular practice helps these spellings stick.

Finally, it builds confidence. Completing a page gives a real sense of achievement. It is a lovely way to support Year 1 English Activities in a relaxed, low-pressure way.

Tips for using these sheets

You can use these printables in plenty of ways. Here are two of our favourite ideas:

The Morning Routine: Print the sheets and use one each morning. If it is Tuesday, have your child practise the "Tuesday" sheet. It is a brilliant way to start the day and reinforces what day it actually is!
Make it Reusable: If you want to save paper, pop the sheets into a plastic polypocket or laminate them. Your child can then use a dry-wipe marker to practise over and over again. Just wipe it clean and they are ready to go the next day.

We hope these handwriting sheets help your little learners feel like writing superstars!

🟢 Related Worksheets

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What age group is this best for?

These worksheets are ideal for children aged 4 to 6, specifically those in Reception and Year 1, though younger children with good pencil control will also enjoy them.

Q: Is this a digital or physical product?

This is a digital PDF resource. Once you have it, you can print out as many copies as you need for your classroom or your children at home.

Q: Does it follow the UK National Curriculum?

Yes, learning to spell and write the days of the week is a key part of the Year 1 English curriculum in England, so these sheets are perfect for meeting those goals.