[four digits]

Find out how many thousands a week and a day
Learn the four-digit number for 1 week and 2 days
Find out what each digit represents on each day of the week.
Running 4 days a week
Comparison of the sizes of two numbers in 5 days a week (1)
Comparison of the sizes of two numbers in 2 weeks and 1 day (2)
2 weeks and 2 days final calculation

[Multiplication Table]

2 weeks 3 days 2nd and 5th multiplication tables (1)
2 weeks 4 days 2nd and 5th multiplication tables (2)
2 weeks and 5 days, 3rd and 6th stage multiplication tables (1)
3 weeks, 1 day, 3-stage, 6-stage multiplication tables (2)
3 weeks 2 days 4th and 8th multiplication tables (1)
3 weeks, 3 days, 4th and 8th multiplication tables (2)
3 weeks and 4 days, 7th and 9th multiplication tables (1)
3 weeks and 5 days, 7th and 9th multiplication tables (2)
4 weeks, 1 day, 2nd to 9th multiplication tables (1)
4 weeks 2 days 2nd to 9th multiplication table (2)
4 weeks 3 days 1st stage multiplication table and 0 product (1)
4 weeks 4 days 1st stage multiplication table and 0 product (2)
Comparison of the sizes of the 4-week and 5-day multiplication tables
5-week, 1-day multiplication table (1)
5 weeks and 2 days multiplication table (2)
5 weeks and 3 days final calculation

[Measuring length]

5 weeks and 4 days, the relationship between m and cm
Sum of lengths without carry over 5 weeks and 5 days (1)
Sum of lengths without carry over 6 weeks and 1 day (2)
Sum of lengths with 6 weeks and 2 days of carry (1)
Sum of lengths with 6 weeks and 3 days of carry (2)
A car with a length of 6 weeks and 4 days without any downgrade (1)
6 weeks and 5 days, no-download length car (2)
A car with a length of 7 weeks and 1 day (1)
A car with a length of 7 weeks and 2 days (2)
7 weeks and 3 days final calculation

[Time and place]

Reading the 7th week and 4th day
Finding the 7-week, 5-day time (1)
Finding the time for 8 weeks and 1 day (2)
Find out the time in a day for 8 weeks and 2 days
Learn about the 8 weeks and 3 days of the week
Learn about 8 weeks and 4 days in a year
8 weeks and 5 days final calculation

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