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    Making a Paper Plate Clock at home - have a go to help with our time topic!

    Time, K-4

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    Hi P4 -Remember you that you should try to do 1 maths lesson a day and 1 literacy lesson a day. Then you use the weekly planner to learn spellings and tables and look at all the other ideas for P.E. , Art , WAU , Music and Technology. We really need you to send photos of your work to Seesaw for us to give you feedback. Sometimes the lessons will be interactive online lessons. Other times you will need pencil and paper to do the work, or you may have to play a game with a family member. Make sure you watch all the video links and Powerpoints with each lesson to help you. This week we will be looking some more at times tables and dividing sums. We will also be working on the topic of Time.

    Lesson 2 - Watch the video on the link below and carry out the activities about minutes in an hour.  You will need pen and paper and to draw some clock faces

    Lets have some fun with time! 

    What all can you do in 60 seconds?!!

    When is it morning and night time? Do you know?

    Read the information page first. Then do the activities on the follow up worksheet.  You can either print these out or copy the work onto a page.

    Lesson 4 - What time does it take to... You can discuss this lesson with a member of you family and write you answers on a page.

    In Class we often use Bar models to help the children SEE their learning. Make sure you watch the Teaching video for Lesson 5 before you try this worksheet using Bar Models to help with division.

    Below are some games to develop multiplying and dividing.  Also to revise what they should already know about TIME.