Short answer: Use your classmates’ real dates. A model sentence is:
Maria and Pete’s birthdays are on the fifth of May and the twelfth of September.
If you use numbers, write: “... on 5 May and 12 September” (British style) or “... on May 5th and September 12th” (American style).
How to do it
- Make a calendar or chart with the twelve months.
- Put each classmate’s name under their birthday date.
- For one person, use:
Anna’s birthday is on 3 March.
- For two or more people, use plural birthdays and are:
Maria and Pete’s birthdays are on 5 May and 12 September.
- In your presentation, say:
This is our class birthday calendar. In January, ... In February, ...
Maria’s birthday is on ... and Pete’s birthday is on ...
Check: say on a date, not “in”; use birthdays are when there are two birthdays.