Time: Days, Weeks, and Months
Understanding cycles of time including days of the week, months of the year, and significant events.
Key Questions
- Explain why we divide our day into morning, afternoon, and night.
- Compare the duration of a day, a week, and a month.
- Design a daily schedule using time-related vocabulary.
ACARA Content Descriptions
Suggested Methodologies
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5E Model
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