F2.26 Understand duration of a second, minute and an hour

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Workbooks

The understanding of ‘time passing’ is a key, but often missing, foundation building block that needs to be secured before starting to tell the time.

Who is correct?

Decide who is correct when measuring time and duration.

18 pages

Eco Ink Version

Which is a unit of time?

Practise using units of time to measure duration.

15 pages

Eco Ink Version

Which is longer?

Understand the relative duration of a second, minute and hour.

12 pages

Eco Ink Version

Understanding duration

Decide which unit of time best describes the duration of the activity.

20 pages

Eco Ink Version

Time passing

Practise classifying activities by their duration.

15 pages

Eco Ink Version

Time passing

Practise classifying activities by their duration.

16 pages

Eco Ink Version

Time passing

Practise classifying activities by their duration.

18 pages

Eco Ink Version

Templates and activities

Buckets of time

A 2-page template to use in identifying which bucket of time activities fall into.

Time passing activities

Cut out and sort the activities by their duration - seconds, minutes or hours.

Videos

Using sand timers to introduce duration (minutes)

Using two sand timers to demonstrate the length of minutes. Thinking about what is longer, 1 minute or 3 minutes.