Telling Time: AM vs PM Challenge

The video tutorial teaches students how to tell time using AM and PM. It begins with an introduction to the concept of telling time and the significance of AM and PM. The teacher explains the difference between morning and afternoon activities, using examples like breakfast and school routines. Visual aids are used to help students identify whether activities occur in the AM or PM. The lesson concludes with a review of the concepts covered, ensuring students understand how to differentiate between AM and PM times.

What does the clock show when it's three o'clock in the afternoon?

• 3 PM

• 12 AM

• 12 PM

• 3 AM

What time is typically associated with breakfast?

• 9 AM

• 6 PM

• 9 PM

• 12 PM

When do children usually go to school?

• In the morning

• In the evening

• At noon

• At midnight

What time of day is it if it's not dark and the moon is not out?

• Early morning

• Late night

• Midnight

• Afternoon

What activity is commonly done at 7 PM?

• Taking a bath

• Eating breakfast

• Lunch

• Going to school

Which activity is likely to happen at 8 AM?

• Sleeping

• Midnight snack

• Going to school

• Dinner

What is an activity typically done in the PM?

• Eating breakfast

• Setting the table for dinner

• Waking up

• Morning exercise

What time is associated with children catching the school bus?

• Morning

• Afternoon

• Night

• Evening

At what time do most people have dinner?

• 12 PM

• 6 PM

• 6 AM

• 12 AM

What does 9 o'clock PM signify?

• Night time

• Afternoon

• Morning

• Noon