Today for maths i had to go on something called teaching clock and we made a copy of a slide and then we had to look at the time it said, and then we put that time on teaching clock and took a screenshot and inserted it onto the slides i found the 5 pasts hard because it was such a small difference between 12:05 and 12:00, i found the half pasts easy because you just have to point the minute hand at 6 and the other hand in the middle of the other number e.g 12
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Monday, April 20, 2020
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Kia ora Lucas! Wow, what an awesome job you have done explaining your activity. Just a reminder to make sure you check your capital letters and fullstops. You have shown that you have a good understanding of how to tell the time on an analog clock. What else would you like to learn about telling the time?
ReplyDeleteMiss Williamson
Hi Miss Williamson
ReplyDeleteWhat i would like to learn about in time would be adding times together like millennium and decades and hours
e.g 1 millennium=1000 yrs and 1 decade=10 yrs so 1 millennium+1 decade=1010
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