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Printable Latin worksheet on days of the week with fill-in-the-blank exercises linking each day to a Roman god or goddess.
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Dies Hebdomadis: Days of the Week in Latin

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This printable Latin worksheet teaches students in Grades 2–5 the days of the week through fill-in-the-blank activities with a word bank. Each day (Dies Solis, Dies Lunae, Dies Martis, etc.) is linked to a Roman deity—Sol (sun), Luna (moon), Mars (war), Mercury (commerce), Jupiter (sky), Venus (love and beauty), and Saturn (time). Includes an extension activity to draw and label a student's favorite day in Latin.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Latin
Grade Level:
2nd – 5th Grades
Updated September 2025

Word Bank

  • Jove
  • war
  • Lunae
  • Saturni
  • time
  • Martis
  • moon
  • Mars
  • Venus
  • sun
  • Iovis
  • Mercurii
  • Veneris
  • Jupiter
  • Sol
  • Luna
  • Saturn
  • Solis
  • commerce
  • Mercury
  • sky
  • love
  • beauty

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