Days of the Week for Kids
Learn the 7 days · ages 5 & under
What's inside
7Meet the Days
One big card per day, Sunday to Saturday. Tap to hear the name.
8Days in Order
Drag the missing days home, from one gap up to the whole week.
6Weekday or Weekend
Sort the busy days from the rest days into two baskets.
6Yesterday & Tomorrow
Before, now and next — including what day it really is today.
8My Day Routine
Put a whole day in order, from waking up to bedtime.
12Trace the Days
Write the day names with a fingertip, with correct stroke order.
7Day Games
Matching, listening and quizzes to show what they know.
Made for little hands
- Tap to hear — every day, card and word says its own name out loud.
- Drag or tap — every drag activity also works by tapping, so younger children are never stuck.
- No timers, no scores, no streaks — nothing to lose and no reason to hurry.
- Clear stopping points — a child can put the iPad down at any moment.
- Big, bright, colour-coded — each day keeps its own colour throughout.
- iPhone, iPad and Mac — one purchase covers all of them.
Safe for kids, straightforward for parents
- No data collected. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no accounts, no third-party code.
- Works fully offline. Everything is inside the app.
- Parental gate on every purchase and every link out of the app.
- One-time purchase. Not a subscription. Nothing renews, nothing expires.
- No permissions requested — the app needs no camera, microphone, photos, contacts or location.
A note on the letter order
The seven day names use only five different first letters: S, M, T, W, F. The tracing section introduces them as F → T → S → W → M, the order used by Handwriting Without Tears — easiest strokes first, straight lines before curves before diagonals. Teaching them in week order would start a child on the hardest shapes.
Support
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