Understanding Time: Days, Clocks and Calendars

What part of the day is it when the sun rises?

When is the sun at its brightest?

What can you see in the sky at night?

Which hand on a clock shows the hours?

How many days are there in a week?

How many months are in a year?

Which month has 28 or 29 days?

In which direction does the Sun rise?

If you stand facing the rising Sun, which direction is behind you?

What do we call the part of the day when the sun is going down?

What does a calendar show?

How many hours are in a day?

If you are facing East, which direction is to your left?

What hand on the tells the minutes?

If it is noon, and you wait six hours, what part of the day will it be?

If today is Wednesday, what day will it be in 3 days?

Which of these activities would most likely happen in the morning?

If the short hand of a clock is pointing at 3 and the long hand is pointing at 12, what time is it?

A friend tells you to take three left turns to reach the store. What direction are you going?

Which month is halfway through the year?

If it is February 27th on a normal year, what is the date of the next day?

If you are standing with your right arm pointing towards the South, which direction is in front of you?

Which of the following events happens during the Night?

If an activity starts at 10:15 AM and lasts for half an hour, what time does it end?

Which direction is opposite to the West?

How many days are there in the months of April and May combined?

If the minute hand moves from the 12 to the 6 on a clock, how many minutes have passed?

If today is Monday, what day was it three days ago?

If the sun sets at 6:00 PM, approximately how many hours of daylight would you expect there to be if the sun rose at 6:00 AM?

We do all activities at the same time during the day.

Morning, afternoon, evening, and night are the different parts of a day.

The Sun is at its dimmest at noon.

We can see the Moon and the stars in the sky at night.

There are 12 hours in a day.

The short hand on a clock shows the minutes.

A calendar shows the days, weeks, and months in a year.

There are 9 days in a week.

February always has 30 days.

The Sun rises in the west and sets in the east.

Activities such as eating, bathing, and playing are typically performed concurrently throughout the day.

The part of the day when the sun sets and darkness begins is referred to as midday.

At the hour, the minute hand on a clock consistently points to the number 6.

A calendar provides information regarding the days, weeks, and months within a specific year.

There are generally 5 days contained within one week.

October is the tenth month of the year reflecting its position in the calendar sequence.

Months are consistent in length, each comprising either 30 or 31 days, with the exception of June.

A typical year consists of 365 days, representing the time it takes for the Earth to orbit the sun.

Navigational directions are only needed to find locations on maps, not in real-world environments.

When facing the rising Sun, the North direction would be behind you.

We do not do all activities at the same ______.

Morning, afternoon, evening and night are the different ______ of a day.

The first part of the day, when the Sun rises, is called ______.

When the Sun is directly above our heads, it is ______.

When it becomes completely dark, it is ______.

A clock has two hands, a short hand and a ______ hand.

The short hand shows the ______ and is called the hour hand.

A calendar shows the days, weeks and ______ in a year.

There are four main ______ on the Earth.

The Sun rises in the ______ and sets in the west.

The time when the Sun is at its brightest and directly above us is called ______.

The ______ hand on a clock is shorter and indicates the hour.

A ______ shows the days, weeks, and months in a year, helping us keep track of time.

If you stand facing the rising sun, you are facing the ______ direction.

The part of the day when it starts becoming dark and the sun goes down is called ______.

The ______ hand on a clock is longer and indicates the minutes.

There are ______ main directions: north, south, east, and west.

We see the Moon and the stars in the sky during ______.

When giving directions, words like 'left,' 'right,' and '______' help someone find their way.

If you are facing the risining Sun, then the direction to your left is ______.

Name the first part of the day.

What do we call the time when the sun is directly above us?

How many hours are there in a day?

Name the four main directions.

Name a hand on the clock.

Name a month of the year.

Explain how the position of the sun can be used to determine the four main directions.

Describe the difference between the hour hand and the minute hand on a clock, and what each indicates.

If it is noon, where is the Sun in the sky, and what is its brightness?

List the seven days of the week in order.

What does a calendar show, and what units of time does it display?

List the four parts of the day and briefly describe characteristics of each.

Explain why providing 'directions' is important when someone is trying to find a place.

Name the twelve months of the year in order.

Apart from using a clock, what other natural event can help us understand the different times of the day?

How many days are there in a typical year, and what causes February to sometimes have an extra day?