Weekly Maths YEAR 3 ** WEEK 5

Summer 2

This term we are going to focus on Time and Money.

This week we will be focusing on telling the time and the use of calendars. Here are some helpful questions you may want to ask.

Day 1YEAR 3 WEEK 5

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B

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What time does your day start?

How many hours are there in one day?

Why does a clock show 9 o’clock twice in a day?

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D E

Week 5 – Day 1 - Challenge

Week 5 – Day 1 … Answers

A: There are 24 hours in one day.

If you count the numbers on the clock, there are only 12 hours! That means that in one day, the hour hand will move all the way around the clock twice! Every single day, it's actually 9:00 twice!

C: January 31st 2nd March 3rd March 1st December

D: There are 365 days in a year. There are 12 months in a year. There are 366 days in a leap year. There are 7 days in a week. Leap years happen every 4 years.

E:

Morning Afternoon Evening Night

Breakfast

Brush teeth

Assembly

Midday Bed time

Brush teeth

Supper

Midnight

Day 2YEAR 3 WEEK 5

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Please have a go at making your own moving clock face. You can use pipe

Cleaners or ideally a split pin to holds the hands in place. Card board from a

Cereal box is always great to use as the clock face.

Represent different times to the nearest 5 minutes on your clock.

Discuss whether the minute hand is past or to the hour in different times.

D

Week 5 – Day 2 - Challenge

Week 5 – Day 2… Answers

A: 2 days = 48 hours10 days = 240 hours5 days = 120 hours2.5 days = 60 hours20 days = 480 hours

B: He has not been awake for the whole day. There are24 hours in one day and he has been awake for only 12 hours.

C: D: Why not send us a photo of your completed clock.

Day 3YEAR 3 WEEK 5

Week 5 – Day 3

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B

C

Week 5 – Day 3

D E

Week 5 – Day 3 - Challenge

Week 5 – Day 3 - Answers

A: 15 minutes past 12/ 25 minutes to 5.

B:

D:

E:

Week 5 – Day 3 - Answers

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Challenge

Day 4YEAR 3 WEEK 5

Week 5 – Day 4

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B

C

Work through these questions with an adult.

Week 5 – Day 4

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Week 5 – Day 4 Challenge

Week 5 – Day 4 Answers

A: 11.00

C: Latest Earliest

D: 10:00 15:30 12:00

10:13 pm 9.45 pm 8.55 pm 5.30 pm 10.23 am 9:45 am 8.30 am 7:40 am 7:31 am 6:32 am 2:11am 12:24 am

Week 5 – Day 4 Answers

Day 5YEAR 3 WEEK 5

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CD

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Week 5 – Day 5 - Challenge

Week 5 – Day 5 - Answers

A:

B: I think Dexter starts school at 8:45 a.m. because that means morning and p.m. means after 12.00 noon.

C: Rosie goes to bed at 7.30p.m. because that means after 12.00, you wouldn’t go to bed at 7.30 a.m. because that’s usually when people get up!

D: a) 6:18 am b) 6:18pm c) 7:59 am d) 7:59 am

E: I do not agree with Annie. 12:15 is an earlier time than 4 because there are 24 hours divided into two within one day. 12:15 is the start of the afternoon and 4:00 pm is nearly 4 hours later.

Morning Afternoon

Wake upSunrise Go to schoolEat breakfastBreakfast ClubAlarm goes off

Go home from schoolLunchFootball matchGymnastics practiseSchool play rehearsalAfter school club

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