A Magical Monday to Sunday Adventure

Hop aboard the Galaxy Train and sing your way through every day of the week! Amaré and the Gear Crew make learning Monday to Sunday an unforgettable adventure.

Days of the week are one of the earliest and most useful concepts young children learn — and one of the trickiest to make stick. Seven abstract words in a fixed order, with no obvious visual clues, can feel like a lot for little minds. That’s exactly why Amaré and the Gear Crew created this song.

What kids can practice

Days of the week
Sequencing and order
Time awareness
Routine and structure
Memory through music

Why learning the days of the week matters

Understanding the days of the week builds a child’s sense of time, routine, and sequencing — all foundational skills for maths, literacy, and social development. When a child knows that Tuesday comes after Monday, they are practising the same logical ordering they’ll later use for numbers, the alphabet, and even story structure.

The magic of music for memory

Music turns repetition into play. The same child who struggles to recall a list of seven words after ten readings will often nail all seven days after hearing a catchy song just twice. Melody and rhythm act as memory scaffolding — the tune becomes a retrieval cue that makes the words easier to recall.

How to use this song at home

Watch it together every morning and say the current day out loud before pressing play. Pause after each day and ask: “What comes next?” Use a simple weekly chart on the fridge and move a sticker each morning to the correct day. After a week, try singing it without the video — you’ll be amazed how fast they remember.

Note: Amare's Big Planet creates educational entertainment for families. This guide is not medical, diagnostic, or therapeutic advice.