This document is a lesson about telling time. It contains instructions for students to listen to and repeat the names of a clock and watch. Students then practice asking and answering questions about what time images show, such as "What time is it in picture number 1?" The lesson concludes with students drawing the correct hour hands on clock faces to match times like "It is two o'clock" and a contest where teams ask and answer questions to earn points, such as "What time is picture number 1?" and "It is one o'clock."
This document is a lesson about telling time. It contains instructions for students to listen to and repeat the names of a clock and watch. Students then practice asking and answering questions about what time images show, such as "What time is it in picture number 1?" The lesson concludes with students drawing the correct hour hands on clock faces to match times like "It is two o'clock" and a contest where teams ask and answer questions to earn points, such as "What time is picture number 1?" and "It is one o'clock."
This document is a lesson about telling time. It contains instructions for students to listen to and repeat the names of a clock and watch. Students then practice asking and answering questions about what time images show, such as "What time is it in picture number 1?" The lesson concludes with students drawing the correct hour hands on clock faces to match times like "It is two o'clock" and a contest where teams ask and answer questions to earn points, such as "What time is picture number 1?" and "It is one o'clock."
This document is a lesson about telling time. It contains instructions for students to listen to and repeat the names of a clock and watch. Students then practice asking and answering questions about what time images show, such as "What time is it in picture number 1?" The lesson concludes with students drawing the correct hour hands on clock faces to match times like "It is two o'clock" and a contest where teams ask and answer questions to earn points, such as "What time is picture number 1?" and "It is one o'clock."
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