Measurements

Hello Math Explorer! Get ready for an exciting adventure.

Each topic has fun activities and games to help you learn. Complete all sections to learn well!

A calendar shows the days of a month. Each column represents a day of the week:

📆 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Let's practice finding dates and understanding how calendars work!

Time can be added and subtracted just like numbers! Here's how:

🕒 1 hour = 60 minutes
⏱ When subtracting minutes, if you don't have enough, borrow 60 minutes from the hours
🌞 AM is morning, PM is afternoon/evening

Let's practice calculating time with step-by-step explanations!

Clocks show time using two hands:

🕒 The hour hand (shorter hand) points to the hour
⏰ The minute hand (longer hand) points to the minutes

Each number on the clock represents 5 minutes. To read minutes, multiply the number by 5!

Example: If hour hand is on 3 and minute hand is on 9, the time is 3:45

Sometimes clocks run too fast or too slow!

⏩ If a clock is fast, it shows a later time than the actual time
⏪ If a clock is slow, it shows an earlier time than the actual time

To find the actual time:
⏩ For a fast clock: Subtract the extra time
⏪ For a slow clock: Add the missing time

We can calculate future or past times by adding or subtracting minutes/hours!

➕ To find a future time: Add minutes/hours
➖ To find a past time: Subtract minutes/hours

Remember:
60 minutes = 1 hour
When adding minutes, if you get more than 60, convert to hours

There are 7 days in a week and 12 months in a year. Let's learn their order!

We can solve problems about days of the week by thinking about their order: