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TELLING TIME TO THE HALF HOUR!
Vocabulary digital clock minutes one-half half-past Objectives To teach telling time to the half hour To introduce telling time on a digital clock. Background I will discuss the differences between the two clocks: digital and a clock with hands. Next I will explain the differences between the hour hand and minute hand. Discuss the fraction 1/2. Then I will show where the 4 o'clock on a demonstration clock. I will move the minute hand halfway around the clock to 6 while children count by fives. Materials: Digital Clock Auto Clock
Ask: How many minutes have passed? Where does the minute hand point? Where does the hour hand point? What time is it? Then I will write four-thirty , 4:30 and half past 4 on the chalkboard. I will go on until minute hand around the clock to 12 while children count by fives. Ask: How much time has passed? What time is it now? Discuss the two ways to read time at the half hour. (4:30 and half past 4)
TV GUIDE ACTIVITY This is a great idea. I will have students make a TV guide!. For each program the student must record the day, channel and time, and draw a clock face indicating when the show begins. For this I would have them only do it for the times on half the hour to reinforce learning half past.
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