Days and parts of a day
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Today is Monday. What day is 1 day later?
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Answer: Tuesday
- Use the day order; after Sunday comes Monday.
- Count 1 day forward from Monday: Tuesday.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Put days and familiar daily events in order.
Read the official VCAA curriculum description (VC2MFM02)
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- VC2MFM02-C01Read a day or a daily sequence.
- VC2MFM02-C02Move forwards and backwards through a week.
- VC2MFM02-C03Combine timing clues.
- VC2MFM02-C04Connect an ordered day/week sequence to personal routines
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- D01Read a day or a daily sequenceRead a day or a daily sequence.
- D02Move forwards and backwards through a weekMove forwards and backwards through a week.
- D03Combine timing cluesCombine timing clues.