Learning to Tell Time with a Pizza

In this video, Melisa and Emily teach how to tell time using a clock and a pizza analogy. They explain the roles of the clock's hands, how to read o'clock, quarter past, half past, and quarter to times. They also cover counting minutes in fives for other times. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key concepts, ensuring viewers can practice telling time effectively.

What does the little hand on a clock represent?

• Days

• Hours

• Seconds

• Minutes

When the big hand is on the twelve, what time do we say it is?

• O'clock

• Quarter past

• Half past

• Quarter to

If the big hand is on the three, what time is it?

• Quarter past

• Half past

• Quarter to

• O'clock

Why do we say 'quarter past' when the big hand is on the three?

• Because the hour is almost over

• Because three quarters of the hour has passed

• Because half of the hour has passed

• Because a quarter of the hour has passed

What time is it when the big hand is on the six?

• Quarter past

• Quarter to

• O'clock

• Half past

When the big hand is on the nine, what time do we say it is?

• O'clock

• Quarter past

• Half past

• Quarter to

How do we count the minutes when the big hand isn't on the twelve, three, six, or nine?

• In tens

• In ones

• In fives

• In twos

What time is it when the big hand is on the seven?

• Thirty-five past

• Five past

• Ten past

• Twenty-five past

What happens to the counting method after half past?

• We count how many minutes have passed since the last hour

• We count how many minutes are left until the next hour

• We count in tens

• We count in ones

What time is it when the big hand is on the ten?

• Twenty past

• Twenty-five to

• Ten past

• Ten to