Calendars and Time Lines

The ordinal numbers in a column represents the dates for that day of the month. For example, the number in the Monday column represents the dates on every Monday in the month

The ordinal numbers for a month represents order or position. To find the day when a date is given, find the date on the calendar. The column in which the number lies gives the day

To find the number of days from September 24 to October 11, count the number of days between the two dates

To convert days to weeks, subtract 7 from the number of days and compare

Keep subtracting until the number of days is less than 7

The number of times subtracted gives the number of complete weeks

For example, 17 days has 2 weeks and 3 days

A time line is used to represent a series of events in the sequence of their occurrence on a line, with the dates when each occurred

To find when an event occurred on a time line, read the line from left to right

The event occurs at the time shown by the arrow on the time lines