Time Goes On

Make the calendar for the month of July 2024.

Collect calendars for the last two years. Observe the following in both the calendars: What is the same? What is changing in the years? Tick the correct answer.

Write the names of the 12 months in a year.

Months that have less than 30 days ___

Number of days in a year ___

Hetal says there are 53 weeks in a year. Is she right? Yes/No. If not, how many weeks did you find in a year?

Talk to your mother and find the following: My age today, Age of my mother's mother when my mother was born, My mother's age today, How old are we? Age of my mother's mother when I was born, Age of my mother's mother today, My mother's age when I was born.

Hetal is twice as old as her brother. She is also 10 years older than her brother. Guess the age of Hetal and her brother.

Make your own birth certificate.

Complete the following by writing the dates in the boxes given below: Date of Birth, Date on which you were admitted in the school, Date on which you were admitted in Class I, Date on which you were admitted in Class III.

Get a working analog clock or watch. Observe the face of the clock and movements of the hands. Discuss what you observe.

Hetal started her breakfast at 7 o'clock in the morning. She finished her breakfast at 07:15 in the morning. She took _____ minutes to eat her breakfast. How do you know?

Fill the table by writing events or activities from your daily life that can take the following durations of time: Takes months, Takes weeks, Takes days, Takes hours, Takes minutes.

Write the number of minutes taken for the following activities: School Period, Lunch Break, Midday Meal, Play Period, Eating Dinner, Brushing Teeth.

Write down what you can do in the time frame given below: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 20 minutes, 25 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 60 minutes.

Which clock do you have on your school wall?

Make your own sand clock (timer), in the presence of an adult.