Telling Time Part 2 | Measurement | Y1 Maths | FuseSchool Kids

Ava from Clock Planet introduces her new watch and explains the different hands on it: hour, minute, and second hands. She discusses how these hands move at different speeds and how time is measured in seconds, minutes, and hours. Through interactive examples, Ava helps viewers understand the concept of time by comparing the speeds of watch hands, clapping exercises, and races involving stars and astronauts. The video concludes with a summary of the key concepts of measuring and comparing time.

Which hand on a clock is responsible for measuring the shortest unit of time?

• Day hand

• Second hand

• Hour hand

• Minute hand

If you clap five times in 2 seconds, which hand on the clock would have moved the most?

• Minute hand

• Second hand

• None of the above

• Hour hand

How long does Ava's lunch break last?

• 5 seconds

• 5 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 1 hour

In a race, if one star finishes in 3 seconds, another in 2 seconds, and a third in 5 seconds, which star is the slowest?

• The star that finished in 3 seconds

• The star that finished in 2 seconds

• The star that finished in 5 seconds

• All stars finished at the same time

When comparing the landing times of spaceships, which one is considered the winner?

• The one that took the longest time

• The one that took the most fuel

• The one that landed first

• The one that landed last