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Why Is February 28 Days?

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Origin of February and why it is 28 days long

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Why Is February 28 Days?Version en ligne

Origin of February and why it is 28 days long

par Miriam Baena
1

What is February? It is ________ month of the year.

2

How many days does February have?

3

How many months did the Roman calendar have?

4

When did the Romans not cultivate?

5

How many days does the Lunar year have?

6

How many months does the Lunar calendar have?

7

February is the _______ month of the year. (hint: position)

Written answer

8

Which are even numbers?

9

In order to have ____ days in a year, ___ month had to have an even number of days. (hint: numbers)

Written answer

10

Do we know why February has 28 days?

11

Why is February 28 days?

12

Where does the word July come from?

13

February is now in the _______ position in the calendar.

Written answer

Explanation

It is the only month of the year with 28 days.

January and February did not exist.

January and February were too cold to cultivate the land.

The lunar year is based on the monthly cycles of the moon. (Phases)

The kind added two months to the calendar. Now, there are 12 months.

The king added two months at the end of the calendar. February became the last month of the year.

An EVEN number can be divided by 2 (ex. 2,4,6,8,10). The opposite is an ODD number (ex. 1,3,5,7,9).

The next king of Rome decided that the had to have 355 days and 1 month had to be shorter.

In that calendar, February is the shortest because it is the last month of the year.

July comes from Julius

Julius Caesar ordered months as we know now.

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