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Adding & Subtracting Time, 5-Min Intervals

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Overview:

An activity designed to help students add or subtract elapsed times in 5-minute intervals and represent the new times in both analogue and digital formats. Designed for middle years students.

Learning Objectives:

  • Add or subtract elapsed times in 5-minute intervals.
  • Write the new times in both analogue and digital formats.
  • Strengthen time calculation skills and the ability to work with both time formats.

How the Activity Works:

Students are provided with start times and elapsed times. They will either add or subtract the elapsed time in 5-minute intervals and write the resulting times in both analogue and digital forms. This activity supports students in refining their ability to calculate time differences and represent times accurately across formats.

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