Telling the time

This week we will be revising time.It is an important life skill that can takes lots of practice.

Today you will revise how to tell thetime at o’clock and at half past. Writethe correct times underneath the analogue clocks.

Monday

Now place the hands onto these analogue clocks.

Remember, the long hand is theminute hand and the short handis the hour hand.

Point to where you think the minute hand and hour hand should go if needed.

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Tuesday

Today we will be looking at quarter past and quarter to the hour.

There is a YouTube video that canaid your home learning.

Complete these questions.

Now attempt to draw the hands on these clocks at quarter to the hour.

Remember the saying,

Past is the hour that’s already been,To is the hour it’s going to next!

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Wednesday

Today we will look at both digital and analogue clocks.

This is an analogue clock.

This is a digital clock.

Can you go on a hunt around your house and find an analogue clock?

Can you find a digital clock?

• On a digital clock, half past the hour is shown as **:30 as there are 30 minutes in half an hour.

• Quarter past is shown as **:15 as there are 15 minutes in quarter of an hour.

• Quarter to on a digital clock is shown as **:45. as there have been 45 minutes since the last hour .

Now start to complete these worksheets.

Did you know that digital clocks can also be written in 24 hour format? This will help you

13:00 = 1pm14:00 = 2pm15:00 = 3pm16:00 = 4pm17:00 = 5pm18:00 = 6pm19:00 = 7pm20:00 = 8pm21:00 = 9pm22:00 = 10pm23:00 = 11pm

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Thursday

Today you will be learning how to tell the time at 5 minute intervals.

We don’t only read time at quarter past, half past, quarter to or at o’clock. We read time at different intervals too.

This PowerPoint will help you.

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/roi2-m-340-telling-the-time-in-five-minute-intervals-powerpoint

Now answer these questions.

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Friday

Today you will be completing some time interval questions.

This is where you work out what time something finishes or starts.

Use the clocks next to the questions if you need help to work out the answers.