Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Learning how to tell time
Today at April 22 we did maths this maths is a little hard for me to figure out because it's confusing me but I try my best so even when it's hard I'll give it a try when I answer the last one I thought it was wrong but when I double check it, it was actually right so I blog it and showed it to my mum so she knows that I am done.
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Hi Vernon, you have had a really go go at this so well done. I agree that telling the time is very challenging and sometimes it's difficult to figure out which hand is which. You might want to go back and check some of these with your Mum to see if they're correct.
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ReplyDeleteHi Vernon, great job! It is so tricky when you first lean to tell the time. A tip for you, the way to tell the minute hand (the longest) in these pics is if it is so long it actually touches the numbers on the dial. Hope that helps and keep up the good work :-)
ReplyDeleteMorning Vernon, well done on this activity. It is difficult to tell the time. Keep trying and you will get there. I look forward to seeing more of your blogs.
ReplyDeleteHi Vernon, great job with this activity. It can be hard working out which hand is which. Keep trying.
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