Draw a big circle in your notebook and divide it into 24 slices. Imagine that each slice is one hour of the day. Now colour these slices differently based on the number of hours you spend doing different activities in one entire day of 24 hours.
Draw a large circle and divide it into 24 equal slices representing hours of the day. Colour the slices based on time spent: for example, 8 slices (hours) for sleeping in one colour, 6 slices for school/studying in another colour, 2 slices for eating, 2 slices for outdoor play, 2 slices for helping at home, 1 slice for TV/phone, 1 slice for toilet/bathing, and 2 slices for other activities. Use different colours for each activity type and create a legend showing what each colour represents.
Explanation
The chapter provides Moyna's example: 8 hours sleeping, 2 hours eating, 6 hours in school or studying, 2 hours playing outside, 2 hours helping parents, 1 hour watching TV or playing on phone, 1 hour in toilet, and 2 hours on other activities. The note to the teacher explains how to divide a circle into 24 parts by first dividing into four quarters, then each quarter into 3 parts (12 sections), and finally each section into 2 parts (24 sections).