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Fractions! | Mini Math Movies | Scratch Garden

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Time to the Quarter and Half Hour - BrainPOP Jr.

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Write an informative text about your favourite football team. You can make a player profile, write about the club or write about a recent match

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Write an informative text about your favourite football team. You can make a player profile, write about the club or write about a recent match

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Pick a picture below and write a story about it 

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Pick one of the games below to practise your multiplication facts

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Pick one of the games below to practise your multiplication facts

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Practice multiplication and division with our popular math games. Discover fun and engaging learning games for children in grades 1 to 6.

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Time Games for Kids Online - SplashLearn

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Looking for time games online for your students / kids to help them learn time in maths? SplashLearn offers educational fun activities aligned with Curriculum.

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Pick one of the bird templates and design your own bird which will become part of our book week display

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Pick one of the bird templates and design your own bird which will become part of our book week display

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Read this reading card and answer the questions on the last page

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Time Math Worksheet -- Reading 12 Hour Time on Analog Clocks in 5 Minute Intervals (12 Clocks)

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Students create 3 simple sentences, label the subject and verb

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Turning over a card from their prefix pile and one from their root word pile. Children to discuss, and match prefixes to the correct root word.

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1) When my room is untidy, I need to make sure that I pick up all of my toys.

2) I want to retell my story to the class.

Children  use a coloured pencil to underline the word containing the prefix.

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Telling time to the nearest minute video

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Telling time to the nearest minute video

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Video transcript

let's look at this clock and see if we can tell what time is shown on it first thing when we look at a clock we have two hands and that's because time is told in two parts time is told in hours that's part and on a clock the hours are represented by the shorthand and then the other part is minutes and on an analogue clock like this one minutes are represented by the longhand so let's look first at hours we have this shorthand and it's between the 6 and the 7 what that means is it's after 6 o'clock but not quite 7 because our hand started at the top and it worked its way around and it's gone past 6 o'clock but it's not 7 so it's 6 something 6 something might be 6 15 might be 6 45 we'll figure out the minutes next but we know it's after 6 o'clock but not a 7 so we'll put a 6 in our hours place then 4 minutes we have this longer hand which is pointing right here at this mark and minutes again start at the top and work their way around but now each of these little spaces is 1 minute so we can go 1 2 3 4 5 and when we get to this first Square this first where this one is we've gone 5 minutes let's keep going like that 6 7 8 9 10 at this next one and maybe you see a pattern here every time we get to one of these numbers or the squares the bigger marks we've gone 5 more minutes so if we keep going this will be 15 minutes past the hour keep going 20 keep going 25 now we can't go all the way to the 6 because our minute hand stopped here it hasn't reached this part so after 25 we'll go back to counting by 1's the one minute we have 25 26 27 the minute hand has gone past 27 of these marks meaning it is 27 minutes past the hour let's try another one the our hand is between the 4 and the 5 which means it's after 4 o'clock at some amount of minutes after 4 but it is not yet 5 and now let's look at our minute hand the longer hand represents minutes so the minute hand started at the top and it's gone 5 10 15 not quite 2 20 so let's go back to 15 and then count by 1 16 17 18 19 our minute hand lines up to 19 so it is 19 minutes after for or for 19 on this one I encourage you to pause the video and see if you can figure out the time okay let's try it together now so the hour hand between the 7 and the 8 so it's after 7:00 but not quite 8:00 and by looking at the hour hand we can see it's quite a bit after 7:00 because it's almost 2 8 and looking at the men in hand confirms at the minute he has gone all the way to here it's almost back to the top and that minute hand starting at the top has gone 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 and then one more 46 minutes past 46 minutes past 7 the time is 7 46

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Telling time to the nearest minute (labeled clock) (video) | Khan Academy

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Interactive Clock | Telling Time | Analog & Digital | Toy Theater

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Use the online teaching clock for a fun digital experience with your students. Students can learn to tell time with both analog and digital clocks!

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Students complete the camp timetable activity. They need to show the time on the analogue and digital clock (some students may be able to show 24 hour time). They then draw a picture to match the activity. 

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Students complete the camp timetable activity. They need to show the time on the analogue and digital clock (some students may be able to show 24 hour time). They then draw a picture to match the activity. 