The document discusses telling time and specifically focuses on the concept of "quarter past". It explains that a quarter past occurs when the minute hand is at 15 minutes, which is a quarter of the way around the clock face from the top of the hour. Examples are provided of what would be said for times like "a quarter past six" and "a quarter past eleven". The document also notes that for digital clocks, you just read the numbers to tell the time.

1. TIME
QUARTER PAST

2. THIS IS WHAT WE LEARNED
O’CLOCK
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE WHOLE
60 MINUTES

3. THEN WE LEARNED HALF PAST
HALF PAST
IT’S NOT A WHOLE
ANYMORE
IT IS HALF
30 MINUTES

4. TODAY WE’LL LEARN QUARTER PAST
15 MINUTES
QUARTER PAST
15 MINUTES

5. IMAGINE YOU ARE 4 PEOPLE TO EAT A PIZZA.
YOU’LL DIVIDE IT IN 4
THOSE 4 PIECES ARE CALLED
QUARTERS.
IN A CLOCK EACH OF THESE
PIECES HAS 15 MINUTES.
15
15
15
15

6. WHEN THE MINUTE HAND POINTS AT 15, A
QUARTER OF AN HOUR HAS GONE.
IT’S A QUARTER
PAST ONE.

7. WHAT TIME IS IT?
IT’S A QUARTER PAST SIX.
IT’S A QUARTER PAST ELEVEN.

8. WHAT ABOUT DIGITAL CLOCKS?
JUST READ THE NUMBERS!