Understanding Time and Sequence
Let's learn about the different parts of the day. We will talk about what we do in the morning, afternoon, and night, and put our daily activities in the correct order.
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Let's learn about the different parts of the day. We will talk about what we do in the morning, afternoon, and night, and put our daily activities in the correct order.
Key Questions
- Explain the order of your daily activities, starting from when you wake up.
- Compare what you do in the morning with what you do at night.
- Identify an activity that takes a longer time, like sleeping, and one that takes a shorter time, like brushing your teeth.
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