Starter quiz
- Select all of the numbers that appear between 45 and 50
- 44
- 47 ✓
- 48 ✓
- 51
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- When it is quarter past the hour, how many minutes have gone by?
- 3
- 4
- 15 ✓
- 30
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- When it is half past the hour, how many minutes have gone by?
- 2
- 6
- 30 ✓
- 50
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- When it is quarter to the next hour, how many minutes have gone by? ______ minutes.
- '45' ✓
- What time is being shown here? 25 minutes past ______
- '4' ✓
- What time is being shown here?
- quarter to 3 ✓
- 9 minutes past 2
- quarter past 9
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Exit quiz
- The minute hand is showing ______ minutes past.
- '9' ✓
- The minute hand is showing ______ minutes past.
- '29' ✓
- The minute hand is showing ______ minutes past.
- '43' ✓
- What time is being shown here? 17 minutes past ______
- '2' ✓
- Which of these clocks is showing 39 minutes past 6?
- It is 32 minutes past 2. Where should the hour hand be?
- a
- b ✓
- c
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The minute hand moves around the full circle in one hour
- The minute hand shows how many minutes past the hour it is
- Between the hours on the clock face the scale also shows 5 minutes
Common misconception
When representing the time, pupils do not always remember that both the minute and the hour hand have a role to play when showing any given time - often leaving the hour hand in the o'clock position.
Lots of examples and non-examples are shown in Cycle 2 of the slide deck to tackle this misconception. However, practice makes perfect. Give frequent quickfire opportunities outside of the Maths lesson for pupils to show times on mini clocks.
Keywords
Minutes past - A way of expressing how many minutes have gone by since the last o’clock time.
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