1. TIME
Gariwerd Tribe Slides

2. Use the word in a sentence
LG: Create a think board for each of the the following words. SC: I can write the definition I can give an example I can draw a picture to show the meaning
AM, PM, digital, analogue, antemeridian, o’clock,
quarter hour, half hour, noon, 12-hour time,
24-hour time, sunrise, sunset, mid-afternoon,
midnight
definition
picture
Use the word in a sentence
example

3. LG: Time can be measured in a variety of ways
LG: Time can be measured in a variety of ways.    SC: I can investigate ways time is and was measured. PART A - How do you tell the time?  Explain your answer in your book. PART B – Use the internet to find other ways that people measured time in the past

4. LG: To plan a day using 24 hour time
In your books, write out what your school day would look like using 24hour time. In brackets right the time in 12hr format
E.g
0830 – Get to school (8:30am)
0845 – First bell rings (8:45am) .
1530 – home time (3:30pm)

5. To convert between 24 and 12 hour time

6. To convert between 24 and 12 hour time

7. To convert between 24 and 12 hour time

8. LG: To match times of the day
Download the MATCHING TIMES document on the weebly page.
Cut out the squares and match the times of the day to their pair.
Stick the answers in your book

9. LG: To investigate how Indigenous people told the time.
1. Go to and research an Aboriginal tribe.
2. Pick a tribe you want to investigate
3. Write a report about the different seasons within this tribe, and what changes happen in each of these seasons.

10. FAST FINISHERS
Download and print the 24-hour memory game from Weebly and play with a friend.