Telling Time - How To Read in Minutes

The video tutorial explains how to tell time on a clock, focusing on reading the hour and minute hands. It introduces the concept of 60 marks on a clock face, representing minutes. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on finding the hour and counting by fives to determine the minutes. Several practice examples are included to reinforce the learning process, helping viewers understand how to accurately read time when the minute hand is between numbers.

What is the significance of the 60 marks on the clock face?

• They are decorative and have no purpose.

• They represent the hours in a day.

• They represent the minutes in an hour.

• They indicate the seconds in a minute.

How do you determine the hour when telling time?

• Look at the minute hand.

• Check the digital display.

• Find the number the hour hand has just passed.

• Count the lines on the clock face.

When the minute hand is on a number, how do you find the minutes?

• Count the lines from the top.

• Multiply the hour by five.

• Count by fives from the top of the clock.

• Subtract the hour from the minute.

If the hour hand is between 3 and 4, and the minute hand is on the 6, what is the time?

• 3:36

• 4:30

• 3:06

• 3:30

How do you find the minutes when the minute hand is between numbers?

• Use a stopwatch to measure the time.

• Count by tens from the hour hand.

• Count by fives to the last number passed, then count the lines.

• Estimate the position of the minute hand.

What is the time if the hour hand is just past 9 and the minute hand is on the 4th line after 0?

• 9:15

• 9:40

• 9:20

• 9:04

If the hour hand is between 7 and 8, and the minute hand is on the 8th line after 0, what is the time?

• 7:08

• 7:40

• 7:48

• 8:08