Calculating Time Intervals
Students will calculate the duration of events using analog and digital clocks.
Key Questions
- How can a number line help us determine how much time has passed between two events?
- Predict the end time of an activity given its start time and duration.
- Analyze a daily schedule to find the longest and shortest activities.
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