This document discusses telling time and writing time to the hour and half hour. It explains that a clock has two hands, with the long hand telling the minute and being called the minute hand, and the short hand telling the hour and being called the hour hand. It provides examples that when the minute hand is at 12 it is o'clock, and when the minute hand is at 6 it is half past, illustrating this with clocks showing 3 o'clock and half past 8. It notes that for stated times, the hour hand should be drawn between the stated hour and the next hour.

1. Measurement
Time
What will we learn today?
• Telling time
• Writing time to hour/half hour

2. A clock has two clock hands.
The long hand (red line) tells the minute.
We called it the minute hand.

3. A clock has two clock hands.
The short hand (red line) tells the hour.
We called it the hour hand.

4. When the minute hand is at 12,
we say it is o’clock.
The clock shows 3 o’clock.

5. When the minute hand is at 6,
we say it is half past.
The clock shows half past 8.
You must not draw the hour hand on the stated hour.
It should be in between the stated hour and the next hour.

6. Are you ready to
try out the
questions?