I don’t know my months

Theres a trick. Make your 2 hands into fists and put them next to each other with the thumbs touching each other. Counting from the right, each knuckle is a long month, i.e. 31 days, and each valley between two knuckles is a short month, i.e. 30 or 28 days. Count each knuckle and each valley. For example, if you want to know how many days there are in October you count 10 knuckles and valleys from the right. You'll end up on the second knuckle of the left hand indicating that its 31 days

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dont you guys do the knuckles thing? heres how we learn

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I dont know the Alphabet order. Always have to repeat it in my head

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It's the third day on the jewish week, but that's still a good advice

I don't know what comes after February and before June

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This, I can say the whole alphabet in 3:44 seconds, but sometimes I can't spontaneously say which letter follows when you just give me one letter

Uhh everyone does that

That's not why it's called Tuesday THOUGH

I still don't know which months have 30 or 31 days

when i was young, i used to think that every increment of a time-keeping unit had a name. like how mon-fri had unique names, as did jan-dec, i used to believe that each of the 24 hours must also have a unique name, as did the 7 days of the week. it wasn't until about age 14 i realised this isn't the case.

giving each hour of the day a unique name would be quite kino i think, THOUGH.

Everytime someone says a month i have to go through them like "january fbbrr marchaprilmay june july..." semi audibly and count with my fingers so i can place it on the mental wheel that represents the the year in my head(summer on bottom winter on top)