The document introduces the concept of time, explaining the past, present, and future, and how we measure time using both analogue and digital clocks. It also discusses time zones and provides examples of reading clock times. The content is intended as a teaching resource for learning about time.

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Hello! I’m Tick and I will be
helping you to learn about time!
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I’m Tock
I’m Digital Dave!

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Time is the passing of
seconds, minutes, hours,
days, weeks, months,
years and more!
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What is time?
It’s time to learn
about time!
We use time to describe
when something happened,
when it is happening... or
when it will happen.
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3. ! What are the past,
present and future?
The period of time that!
has already happened.
The period of time that!
is happening now.
The period of time that!
hasn’t happened yet.
When the
pyramids were
built in Ancient
Egypt.
When you!
were born.
When you
woke up this
morning.
What are you doing!
at this exact moment?!
Where are you?!
Who are you with?!
What are you thinking about?
What will happen in the
next few minutes?
What will you be doing next
week, next month or next year?
What will happen in 1000 years?
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4. ! How do we read analogue clocks?
Analogue clocks have a
face and hands (arrows)
to show the time.
The short hand
tells us the hours.
The longer hand
tells us the minutes.
Remember…
the word minute is longer than
the word hour, so the minute
hand is the longest one!
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5. ! How do we read analogue clocks?
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o’clock
half past
If the minute hand is pointing to
the 12, the time is ______ o’clock.
In this picture, the hour hand is
pointing to four, so it is four o’clock.
If the minute hand is pointing to
the 6, it is half past ______.
In this picture, the hour hand has gone
past the seven, so it is half past seven.

6. How do we read digital clocks?
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Digital clocks show the time
using digits (or numbers).
The number on the left of
the colon (:) shows the hours
and the number on the right
shows the minutes.
Some digital clocks can
show the seconds,
the date and the
day of the week too!
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7. What are time zones?
The world is divided into different zones. The time in each zone is different,
but places in the same zone have the same time!
London
Sydney
New York
New Delhi
If it is 1pm in London it is…
8am in New York
5:30pm in New Delhi
10pm in Sydney
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15. Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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16. Saturday
Sunday
January
February
March
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May
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