Description
This material is part of the History curriculum for elementary. The Hour Timeline is as long as the circumference of a clock. To illustrate this relationship, the line is placed around the clock during the initial presentation. Children learn that clocks and watches are made round because of the gearing mechanism that rotates the hands for the time. The set of command cards is used; the child is directed to place an arrow on the strip to indicate the hour, and one of the a.m or p.m. cards. This experience is very important, because in history the timelines are linear. This material consists of a 12 hour timeline, 24 command cards, two cards for a.m. and p.m., and one arrow card.
Contents
Digital Matching Cards
12 hour Timeline with 24 hour command cards, 2 PM & AM label cards, and 1 arrow card
Skills
-indirectly prepares for the use of timelines in history
-demonstrate the relationship between a linear and a circular representation of time
-introduces the concept of a.m. (antemeridian) and p.m. (postmeridian)
Prior Knowledge Recommended
Personal timeline
Introduction to wall calendar and linear calendar
Days of the week
Months of the year
The year and its parts
BC/AD Timeline
Recommended Age
6-12
Subjects
Hour Timeline
