for maths we learnt more about time we went through three different ways to say them.
we went through writing all the words and then we went through digital clocks and how after half past, and we also went through analog clocks. you just look at the numbers the small one is the hour hand and the big one the minute hand sometimes there is even a second hand, there is 12 different numbers which represent hours for the small one and five minutes for the big one there is also four different little pegs which represent one minute. i thought this learning was quite easy because i learnt how to read an analog clock at I think six.
Friday, April 24, 2020
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Kia ora Logan! Great to see you have uploaded some of your home learning. Reading the time is such a useful skill to have and you have done well to explain how an analog clock/time works. What else do you think you would like to learn about time?
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Hi Logan, great work. Next time maybe you could use some capital letters in your blurb.
ReplyDeleteHi Logan! Well done for getting this onto your blog last week. You worked hard and caught up really well considering it was your first Maths lesson with us, ka pai! Great explanation in your blurb about time. Remember to always use punctuation in any writing, including on your blog!
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