
Time
Read analog clocks
Read the two hands of an analog clock and record its time. Use generated practice or ordered custom times to focus a lesson.
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Connect each analog clock with the digital time that represents the same hour and minutes.
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Read an analog clock and its supplied AM/PM label, then find the matching digital display. Check the hour, minutes and period before recording the match; the hands alone cannot establish AM or PM.
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Recognize the same time in hand positions and digital notation, even when the matching displays appear in a different order.
Worked example
7:20 AM.
The longer hand at 4 means 20 minutes past the hour, and the shorter hand is between 7 and 8. The supplied AM label completes the digital time; it cannot be inferred from the hands. The numerals nearest the hands are not read directly as the two digital numbers.
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