Unit D – Clock Minutes

This maths scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to read, match and record times to five minutes using analog and digital clock faces that can identify start times for different events and experiences. The class can explain how to position the hands on a clock face correctly to indicate the correct times.

Read, match and record times to five minutes using analog and digital clock faces that can identify start times for different events and experiences

Lesson One : Clock Times

Identify and record a range of different matching times on analogue clock faces to the hour and half past using the correct positions for the clock’s hands

Lesson Two : Clock Hands

Explore how to show the position of hands on a clock face to indicate some different times to the hour and half past using the correct positions for the clock’s hands

Lesson Three : Quarter Hours

Practise reading and recording the matching times of different events and experiences using quarter hours on an analogue clock face

Lesson Four : Five Minutes

Identify, record and match different times to five minutes using an analogue clock face showing the correct positions for the clock’s hands

Lesson Five : Weekend Times

Practise reading and writing times to five minutes using an analogue clock face to make a timetable showing family weekend events and experiences

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