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Name ________________________________________

THE CALENDAR

The Calendar Calendars measure time. This is a calendar. It measures the time in months, days, and weeks. Use the calendar to answer the questions below.

1.

There are ____________________ months in a year.

2.

How many months have 30 days? _________ How many have 31 days? _________

3.

What is the first month? ______________________________________

4.

What is the last month? ______________________________________

5.

In which month is your birthday? ______________________________________

6.

Draw a circle around your birthday.

7.

What is your favorite holiday? ______________________________________

8.

Draw an X on the date of your favorite holiday.

9.

How many days are in a year? _________

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Name ________________________________________

DAYS TO YEARS

Every year has 365 days except a leap year. Leap years have 366 days. The extra day is added to the end of February once every four years. Here are some leap years: 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012. What will be the next leap year after 2012? ____________________ Some months have 31 days. Some have 30. February has 28 days, except in leap year. In a leap year, February has 29 days. Here’s a poem to help you remember the number of days in each month.

Thirty days has September, April, June, and November. February has twenty‑eight alone, All the rest have thirty‑one. Except in leap year, that’s the time, When February’s days are twenty‑nine.

Use the poem above to help you write the number of days in each month. 1. December: _______________________

4. June: ___________________________

2. February: _________________________

5. November: _______________________

3. March: ___________________________

6. May: ____________________________

Use the poem above to help you answer the following questions. 7.

If you had a party on the last day of October, what would be the date?



___________________________________________________

8.

If you had a dentist appointment on the last day of July, what would be the date?



___________________________________________________

9.

If you left on vacation on the last day of June, what would be the date?



___________________________________________________

10. If it snowed on the last day of January, what would be the date?

___________________________________________________

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DAYS TO WEEKS

TIME CAN BE MEASURED BY WEEKS. • There are 52 weeks in a year. • A month has about four weeks. • A week has seven days. • Most years have 365 days.

1.

How many days in a week? ____________

2.

How many weeks in a year? ____________

3.

How many days in a year? ____________

4.

How many days in a leap year? ____________

5.

About how many weeks in a month? ____________

6.

Most months have ____________ days.

7.

____________ months have 30 days.

8.

Name two of the months that have 30 days.



_________________________________

9.

In leap year, February has ____________ days.

_________________________________

10. Leap year comes every ____________ years. 11. Each week has how many Fridays? ____________ 12. If today is Monday, what day was it one week ago? __________________________ 13. If today is Wednesday, what day was it three days ago? __________________________ 14. What day is today if two days ago was Thursday? __________________________ 15. What day is today if two days ago was Saturday? __________________________

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Name ________________________________________

MONTHS OF THE YEAR

A year is made up of months. There are 12 months in a year. They come in the same order every year. The months of the year are listed below in their correct order. Copy the name of each month on the line beside it. 1. January

_________________________

2. February

_________________________

3. March

_________________________

4. April

_________________________

5. May

_________________________

6. June

_________________________

7. July

_________________________

8. August

_________________________

9. September

_________________________

10. October

_________________________

11. November

_________________________

12. December

_________________________

Dates are often written a short way. The number of the month may be used instead of writing out the name of the month. Suppose you wanted to write March 2, 2010, the short way. Here is how to do it: 1. Write the number of the month. March is number 3. 2. After the number of the month, put a slash like this: /   Now you have 3/ 3. Now write the day of the month. Then put another slash. Now you have 3/2/ 4. Now write the last two numbers of the year. Drop the 20 in 2010. Now you have 3/2/10

On the lines, write each date the short way. 1. November 14, 2003_ _________________

3. February 28, 2000____________________

2. July 4, 1999_________________________

4. August 24, 2006_____________________

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STATE BIRTHDAYS

Name ________________________________________

All 50 states have birthdays! To find the birthday of each of the states below, use the clue that follows each state. Write the dates on the lines. The first one has been done for you.

1.

Nevada

_____________________ ,1864 October 31

Halloween

2.

Kansas

_____________________ ,1861

three days before February 1

3.

California

_____________________ ,1850

ninth day of the ninth month

4.

Massachusetts _____________________ ,1788

5. Oklahoma

eight days before Valentine’s Day

_____________________ ,1907

fourteen days before the end of November

6.

Texas

_____________________ ,1845

the fourth day after Christmas

7.

Arizona

_____________________ ,1912

Valentine’s Day

8.

Utah

_____________________ ,1896

three days after New Year’s Day

9.

Georgia

_____________________ ,1788

the second day of the year

10.

Florida

_____________________ ,1845

third day of the third month

11.

Oregon

_____________________ ,1859

same day as Arizona

12.

North Dakota

_____________________ ,1889

second day of eleventh month

13.

Louisiana

_____________________ ,1812

last day of the fourth month

14.

Nebraska

_____________________ ,1867

one month before April Fool’s Day

15.

lowa

_____________________ ,1846

three days before the end of the year

16.

Washington

_____________________ ,1889

eleventh day of the eleventh month

CHALLENGER: 1.

What are the oldest states listed above?



__________________________________________

2.

Which states have a Valentine’s Day birthday?



__________________________________________

3.

When is your state’s birthday?



__________________________________________

4.

How old is your state?



__________________________________________

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Name ________________________________________

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

On public holidays, most people do not have to go to work or school. These holidays are New Year’s Day, Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. When a holiday falls on a Saturday or a Sunday, workers and students are usually given a day off “in observance” of the holiday. This day off will usually be the Friday before or the Monday after the actual holiday. Look at a calendar for this year. On the lines below, write the day of the week that the public holiday will be celebrated. (If a holiday is “observed” on a different day, write that day as

your answer)

1. New Year’s Day

_________________________

2. Presidents’ Day

_________________________

3. Memorial Day

_________________________





(February)

(May)

4. Independence Day

_________________________

5. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

_________________________

6. Veterans Day

_________________________

7. Thanksgiving Day

_________________________

8. Christmas

_________________________





(January)

(November)

There are certain days that we celebrate that are not public holidays. Look on your calendar and see if you can find the names of these special days. 1. third Sunday in June:

____________________________________

2. second Sunday in May:

____________________________________

3. June 14:

____________________________________

4. February 2:

____________________________________

5. March 17:

____________________________________

6. October 31:

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Name ________________________________________

SEASONS

The four seasons of the year begin and end as follows: Spring: Summer: Fall: Winter:

March 21 - June 20 June 21 - September 20 September 21 - December 22 December 21 - March 20

Make a yellow line through the days of spring, a green line through the days of summer, a red line through the days of fall, and a blue line through the days of winter. 1.

School is out on June 5. What season is this?______________________________________

2.

If school is out from June 5 to September 7, name the seasons that come during vacation.



_ _________________________________________________________________________

3.

The ski lift opens on December 19. In what season is this?____________________________

4.

Scott plays golf all spring and all summer. In how many months does he play?_ ___________

5.

The hottest day of the year was June 19. In what season was this?_____________________

6.

On this calendar, spring begins on a ______________________________________(day) and ends on a ______________________________________________________________(day).

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MEASURING TIME

Name ________________________________________

Telling time is a way of measuring time. We measure short periods of time in seconds, minutes, and hours. We measure long periods of time in days, weeks, months, and years.

365 days = 1 year 52 weeks =1 year 10 years = 1 decade 100 years = 1 century

60 seconds = 1 minute 60 minutes = 1 hour 24 hours = 1 day 7 days = 1 week Circle the correct answer. 1.

A person’s age is usually measured in what?

2.

Which is longer?

3.

If a person is 20 years old, how long has he lived?

4.

Which is longer?

1 hour

62 minutes

53 weeks

1 year

weeks

years

days.

150 seconds 1 decade

1 century

2 decades

8 months

Write the answers. 1. 2 hours = _______ minutes

4.

2 days = ________ hours

2. 5 minutes = ______ seconds

5.

120 seconds = _____ minutes

3. 3 decades = ______ years

6.

72 hours = _______days

Now try this: 1. Write what year this is.

___________

2. Write the year you were born.

___________

3. Subtract the smaller number from the larger number.

___________

4. The answer will tell you how old you are or how old you will be on your next birthday.

___________

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SEASONS OF THE YEAR

Name ________________________________________



SEPTEMBER



s m t w t f s



1

2

3

4

5



6

7

8

9

10

11

12



13

14

15

16

17

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19



20

21

22

23

24

25

26



27

28

29

30

1. If today were September 24 and school started 10 days ago, when did school begin?

________________________________________ 2. Peggy will babysit every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening during September.



How many nights will she babysit? __________ 3. Are there more Tuesdays or more Saturdays in September?



________________________________________

4. The first football game is on Friday of the third week of September. What is the date of the first football game?

_ ________________________________________________________________________ 5. The Science Club will meet on the second and fourth Mondays in September.



On what dates will they meet?_ ________________________________________________ 6. Mandy was absent from school for two days in September.



How many days did she attend that month? (Remember when school started!)___________

7. Bob was born on 9/10. This year, he is going to join the Navy on his twenty-first birthday.

What day of the week will he join the Navy?_______________________________________ 8. In what year was Bob born?___________________________________________________

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Name ________________________________________

THINKING ABOUT TIME

1. What day is it today, if two days ago it was Thursday?

________________________________________ 2. If today is Tuesday, what day was it eight days ago?



________________________________________ 3. If today is Wednesday, what day will it be in one week?



________________________________________ 4. If Jill’s cousin visits for three weeks, how many days will this be? _________________ 5. If today is Sunday, what day was it three days ago? _________________ 6. If today is Tuesday, what day will it be in one day less than a week? _________________ 7. Complete the puzzle.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

10 years 2nd Month 100 years hot season

_ _

5th month 10th month 6th month 12 months

8. What month of the year is your answer in the box? ________________________________

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Name ________________________________________

IT’S THE SAME GAME

Look at the first word in each row and the three words after it. Circle the word or words that have the same meaning as the first word. Then write a short sentence that contains the first word.

1.

decade

3 years

century

10 years

century

100 years

100 hours

100 days

year

12 months

36 days

52 weeks

month

6 weeks

28-31 days

1000 hours

week

month

48 hours

7 days

hour

60 seconds

60 minutes

week

autumn

fall

winter

summer

holiday

Christmas

Wednesday

Thansksgiving

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

DIG DEEPER: 1.

The 20th century ended at midnight on December 31 in what year?___________________

2.

What is a light year?________________________________________________________



________________________________________________________________________

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CALENDAR CLUES

Name ________________________________________

Match each answer in the box to its clue below. Write the answer on the line. month decade July 4, 1991

leap year week summer

March calendar year

Tuesday 10/18/38 century

August December

1. another name for seven days

_______________________________

2. another name for 52 weeks

_______________________________

3. another name for one hundred years

_______________________________

4. name of the third month of the year

_______________________________

5. another way to write October 18,1938

_______________________________

6. another name for 30 days

_______________________________

7. name of the object that shows months and days

_______________________________

8. another way to write 7/4/91

_______________________________

9. another name for 10 years

_______________________________

10. name of the eighth month of the year

_______________________________

11. another name for June, July, and August

_______________________________

12. day that comes before Wednesday

_______________________________

13. last month of the year

_______________________________

14. year in which February has 29 days

_______________________________

How many years? 1.

Columbus landed in the New World over five centuries ago. __________________ years

2.

The giant tree was three centuries old.

__________________ years

3.

The Model‑A car was seven decades old.

__________________ years

4.

Man first walked on the moon over four decades ago.

__________________ years

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Name ________________________________________

SOLVING TIME PROBLEMS

1.

Morgan earns $300 a week. How much does he earn in 21 days? _______________

2.

If a woman is four years short of being a century old, how old is she? ___________

3.

Mike started his new job on February 1, 1997. Fifteen months later, he left it to take another job. On what date did Mike leave the first job? ____________________

4.

An elephant at the zoo is now 6½ years old. How many months old is it? _______________

5.

The post office was built eight decades ago. How many years old is the post office? ____________________

6.

No rain fell during the entire months of June, July, and August. How many days without rain? ____________________

7.

If November 1 is on Tuesday, on what day will the month end? _________________

8.

The year 2000 was a leap year. List all of the leap years between 1996 and 2021: _________ ________________________________________________________

9.

Sam is 12 years old. He was born on 3/18/99. When will he celebrate his 48th birthday? __________________________

10. Terri bought a new car in September 2001. In January 2005, she traded it in for another new car. How many months did Terri keep the first car? _____________________

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Name ________________________________________

CALENDAR QUIZ

Write your answers on the lines.



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_____ _____



_____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____



_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

1. the date for the first day of every month 2. number of days in October 3. abbreviation for the eighth month 4. seven days 5. first spring month 6. Winter is a _____________. 7. one hundred years 8. illustration that shows months, weeks, days 9. name of a day 10. special cards exchanged on February 14 Figure this out: During a regular year (not leap year), which day is “exactly” in the middle of the year (write the month/day) ? _________________

How many days in each period before and after this date? ____________

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Name ________________________________________

CALENDAR HISTORY

As far back as 25,000 years ago, people had ways to keep track of the passage of time. The first calendars were marks on bones. They showed how the phases of the moon, from new moon to new moon, divided a year into 12 time periods. This is where the word “month” comes from. This kind of calendar was known as the lunar calendar. Later, a calendar was made based on the movement of the earth to the sun. It was called the solar calendar. Neither of these calendars measured the exact time of a year, which is 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 46 seconds. A more accurate calendar, called the Julian calendar, was designed over 2,000 years ago and was used for many years. It, too, was not entirely correct. Today, we use the Gregorian calendar which most accurately shows the exact measurement of a year’s time. When was the Gregorian calendar first used? Follow the instructions below to find the answer.

On the calendar, circle: the last date of the third month



Halloween the first date of fall the end of the second week of May New Year’s Day the fifth day of the second month

the middle of the eleventh month the date when summer begins Christmas Day the last day of the fourth month

Add the circled numbers. Total = ____________ x 8 + 30 = ___________ The Gregorian calendar was first used in _______________. Calendars 2

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WORD SEARCH

Name ________________________________________

Find and circle the words listed below in the word search puzzle. century week day January

holiday decade year May

month October season July

fall winter February spring

summer April December August

Say it another way: 1.

John bought his first car two decades ago.



John bought his car ______________________ years ago.

2.

Cindy’s great-grandmother was born one century ago.



Cindy’s great-grandmother was born ______________________ years ago.

3.

Lee’s father is three decades and seven years old.



Lee’s father is ______________________ years old.

4.

The school was built one-half century ago.



The school was built ______________________ years ago.

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Name ________________________________________

Down Clues: 1. hottest season 2. a summer month 3. shortest month 4. first day of the week 6. 10th month 8. two days before Thursday 11. part of a year 12. measures time 14. third month of a year 18. months in a year

Across Clues: 5. part of a month 7. December 25 9. a fall month 10. a month with 30 days 13. part of a week 15. a winter month 16. comes every four years 17. a spring month 19. 365 days

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Name ________________________________________

REVIEWING THE CALENDAR

(Name of Month)

1.

How many days are in this month? _________

2.

On which day of the week does this month begin? _____________________

3.

On which day of the week will this month end? _____________________

4. What is the date today? _____________________ 5.

What year is this? _____________________

6.

Yesterday was __________________________.

7.

Tomorrow will be __________________________.

8.

Next Wednesday will be __________________________.

9.

Write the dates of all the Fridays in this month.



_________________________________________________________________________

10. Write any holidays that come in this month.

_________________________________________________________________________

11. What month comes just before this month? ___________________________ 12. What month comes just after this month? ___________________________ 13. How many months come after this month until the end of the year? __________ 14. How many months come before this month to the start of the year? __________ 15. How many days are left in this month? __________ 16. In what season does this month come? ___________________________ 17. Write the abbreviation for this month. ___________________________

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Answer Key TEACHER NOTE: The two pages in the back of this book are to be used at the beginning of each month in order to review the calendar.

PAGE 1

1) 12

PAGE 2

1) 7 2) Sunday 3) Thursday 4) October 31 5) Wednesday 6) Wednesday 7) October 24 8) Column 1: October 17, October 26, October 15; Column 2: October 27, October 11, October 28 9) 4 10) 4,11, 18, 25

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1) 7 2) 14 3) Sunday 8~10) Answers will vary.

PAGE 4

Next leap year: 2016 1) 31 2) 28 (29) 8) July 31 9) June 30 10) January 31

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1) 7 2) 52 3) 365 4) 366 5) about 4 6) 31 7) 4 8) April, September, June, November all have 30 days 9) 29 10) 4 11) 1 12) Monday 13) Sunday 14) Saturday 15) Monday

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1) 11/14/03

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Days of the week: Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Months of the year: Jan., Feb., Mar., Apr., May, June, July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec.

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1) Fall: September, October, November Winter: December, January, February Spring: March, April, May Summer: June, July, August 2) 4 3) 3 4) winter 5) summer 6) Answers will vary.

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1) August 2) February 3) September 4) December 5) January 6) October 7) March 8) June 9) July 10) November 11) April Bottom of page: Circled months will vary. Starred months will vary. Student should make an ‘X’ next to December, January, February.

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1) October 31 2) January 29 3) September 9 4) February 6 5) November 16 6) December 29 7) February 14 8) January 4 9) January 2 10) March 3 11) February 14 12) November 2 13) April 30 14) March 1 15) December 28 16) November 11 Challenger: 1) Massachusetts & Georgia 2) Arizona & Oregon 3~4) Answers will vary.

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1~8) at top of page: Answers will change with each new year. 1) Father’s Day 2) Mother’s Day 3) Flag Day 4) Groundhog Day 5) St. Patrick’s Day 6) Halloween

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1) March 4, Friday 2) March 18, Friday 3) February 29, Monday 4) March 6 to March 12 5) July 17 to July 23

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1) May 2 2) 51 3) March 26 4) March 26 5) August 30 6) November 14 - 20

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1) spring 2) spring, summer 3) fall 4) 7 5) summer 6) Sunday, Sunday

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1) years 2) 62 minutes 3) 2 decades 4) 53 weeks 1) 120 minutes 2) 300 seconds 3) 30 years 4) 48 hours 5) 2 minutes 6) 3 days Exercise at bottom of page: Answers will vary.

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2) 4,7

3) January

2) 7/4/99

4) December 5~8) Answers will vary.

4) Saturday

3) 2/28/00

5) Tuesday 3) 31

6) Tuesday

4) 30

5) 30

9) 365

7) Saturday 6) 31

7) October 31

4) 8/24/06

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Answer Key PAGE 16

1) September 10 2) 13 3) Tuesdays 4) September 18 5) September 14, September 28 6) 12 7) Thursday 8) Answers will change with each new year.

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1) Saturday 2) Monday 3) Wednesday 4) 21 5) Thursday 6) Monday February, Century, summer, May, October, June, year 8) December

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1) 10 years 2) 100 years 3) 12 months, 52 weeks 4) 28-31 days 5) 7 days 6) 60 minutes 7) fall 8) Christmas, Thanksgiving. Dig Deeper: 1) 1999 2) distance traveled by light in one year; 5,880,000,000,000 miles

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1) week 2) year 3) century 4) March 5) 10/18/38 6) month 7) calendar 8) July 4,1991 9) decade 10) August 11) summer 12) Tuesday 13) December 14) leap year How many years: 1) 500 2) 300 3) 70 4) 40

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Amy-January, Greg-April, Bud-March, Linda-October 4) 55 5) 3½ months

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1) $900 2) 96 3) May 1,1998 4) 78 5) 80 6) 92 7) Wednesday 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020 9) March 18, 2047 10) 41 months

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1) 2 yrs. 4 mos. 25

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1) 1 2) 31 3) Aug. 4) week 5) March 6) season 7) century 9) Wednesday 10) valentines Figure it out: July 2; 182

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Circled numbers should include: Jan. 1, Feb. 5, Mar. 31, Apr. 30, May 14, June 21, Sep. 21, Oct. 31, Nov. 15, Dec. 25 which totals 194 x 8 + 30 = 1582. The Gregorian calendar was first used in 1582.

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Word Search puzzle key:



Say it another way: 1) 20

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Across: 5) week 7) Christmas 9) November 10) September 13) day 15) January 16) leap year 17) May 19) year Down: 1) summer 2) June 3) February 4) Sunday 6) October 8) Tuesday 11) month 12) calendar 14) March 18) twelve

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2) August 19

3) 70

2) 100

4) $500

3) 37

30

7) Decade,

1) winter 2) March 31 3) April 15

5) 90

6) June 8

8) 2000, 2004,

7) Nov. 15

8) July

8) calendar

4) 50

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