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Day of the Year worksheet

Grades 3–4

Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.

  1. Problem 1.
    • What do you want to find?: Date of a day number
    • Year: 2,000
    • Day number: 105

    Find: Date

  2. Problem 2.
    • What do you want to find?: Date of a day number
    • Year: 1,700
    • Day number: 80

    Find: Date

  3. Problem 3.
    • What do you want to find?: Day number of a date
    • Date: Aug 17, 2026

    Find: Day of the year

  4. Problem 4.
    • What do you want to find?: Day number of a date
    • Date: May 13, 2025

    Find: Day of the year

  5. Problem 5.
    • What do you want to find?: Day number of a date
    • Date: Nov 18, 2025

    Find: Day of the year

  6. Problem 6.
    • What do you want to find?: Date of a day number
    • Year: 1,800
    • Day number: 100

    Find: Date

  7. Problem 7.
    • What do you want to find?: Day number of a date
    • Date: Aug 19, 2026

    Find: Day of the year

  8. Problem 8.
    • What do you want to find?: Date of a day number
    • Year: 1,800
    • Day number: 75

    Find: Date

  9. Problem 9.
    • What do you want to find?: Date of a day number
    • Year: 1,300
    • Day number: 120

    Find: Date

  10. Problem 10.
    • What do you want to find?: Day number of a date
    • Date: Aug 10, 2025

    Find: Day of the year

Answer key: Day of the Year worksheet

  1. 1. Date: Apr 14, 2000

    1. 2000 is a leap year with 366 days, so day 105 is within it

      days in 2000=366
    2. Subtract the 91 days of the months before April

      105−91=14 April
    3. Write out the date and its weekday

      day 105=Apr 14, 2000 (Friday)
  2. 2. Date: Mar 21, 1700

    1. 1700 is a common year with 365 days, so day 80 is within it

      days in 1700=365
    2. Subtract the 59 days of the months before March

      80−59=21 March
    3. Write out the date and its weekday

      day 80=Mar 21, 1700 (Sunday)
  3. 3. Day of the year: 229

    1. Add up the days in each full month before August (February has 28 days in 2026), then add the day of the month

      31+28+31+30+31+30+31+17=229
    2. Take the day number away from the 365 days in 2026 to see how many days are still to come

      365−229=136 days
    3. Divide by the days in the year to see how much of the year is done by the end of this day

      229365×100=62.74%
    4. For the ISO week number, find the Thursday of this Monday-to-Sunday week, then count weeks from the start of that Thursday's year

      ISO week=34
  4. 4. Day of the year: 133

    1. Add up the days in each full month before May (February has 28 days in 2025), then add the day of the month

      31+28+31+30+13=133
    2. Take the day number away from the 365 days in 2025 to see how many days are still to come

      365−133=232 days
    3. Divide by the days in the year to see how much of the year is done by the end of this day

      133365×100=36.44%
    4. For the ISO week number, find the Thursday of this Monday-to-Sunday week, then count weeks from the start of that Thursday's year

      ISO week=20
  5. 5. Day of the year: 322

    1. Add up the days in each full month before November (February has 28 days in 2025), then add the day of the month

      31+28+31+30+31+30+31+31+30+31+18=322
    2. Take the day number away from the 365 days in 2025 to see how many days are still to come

      365−322=43 days
    3. Divide by the days in the year to see how much of the year is done by the end of this day

      322365×100=88.22%
    4. For the ISO week number, find the Thursday of this Monday-to-Sunday week, then count weeks from the start of that Thursday's year

      ISO week=47
  6. 6. Date: Apr 10, 1800

    1. 1800 is a common year with 365 days, so day 100 is within it

      days in 1800=365
    2. Subtract the 90 days of the months before April

      100−90=10 April
    3. Write out the date and its weekday

      day 100=Apr 10, 1800 (Thursday)
  7. 7. Day of the year: 231

    1. Add up the days in each full month before August (February has 28 days in 2026), then add the day of the month

      31+28+31+30+31+30+31+19=231
    2. Take the day number away from the 365 days in 2026 to see how many days are still to come

      365−231=134 days
    3. Divide by the days in the year to see how much of the year is done by the end of this day

      231365×100=63.29%
    4. For the ISO week number, find the Thursday of this Monday-to-Sunday week, then count weeks from the start of that Thursday's year

      ISO week=34
  8. 8. Date: Mar 16, 1800

    1. 1800 is a common year with 365 days, so day 75 is within it

      days in 1800=365
    2. Subtract the 59 days of the months before March

      75−59=16 March
    3. Write out the date and its weekday

      day 75=Mar 16, 1800 (Sunday)
  9. 9. Date: Apr 30, 1300

    1. 1300 is a common year with 365 days, so day 120 is within it

      days in 1300=365
    2. Subtract the 90 days of the months before April

      120−90=30 April
    3. Write out the date and its weekday

      day 120=Apr 30, 1300 (Friday)
  10. 10. Day of the year: 222

    1. Add up the days in each full month before August (February has 28 days in 2025), then add the day of the month

      31+28+31+30+31+30+31+10=222
    2. Take the day number away from the 365 days in 2025 to see how many days are still to come

      365−222=143 days
    3. Divide by the days in the year to see how much of the year is done by the end of this day

      222365×100=60.82%
    4. For the ISO week number, find the Thursday of this Monday-to-Sunday week, then count weeks from the start of that Thursday's year

      ISO week=32