1. Digital Clocks
1.1. Clock that displays time in numerical digits
1.1.1. Number before the : represents the hour
1.1.2. Number after the : represents the minutes
2. Review Clocks
3. Create Clocks
4. Text Set
4.1. Cluck o’Clock by Kes Gray
4.2. Around the Clock by Roz Chast
4.3. Morning, Noon, and Night by Jean Craighead George
4.4. Monkey Time by Michael Hall
4.5. Telling Time with Big Momma Cat by Dan Harper
4.6. The Clock Struck One by Trudy Harris
5. A.M. and P.M.
5.1. A.M.
5.1.1. Ante Meridiem
5.1.1.1. Before Midday
5.2. P.M.
5.2.1. Post Meridiem
5.2.1.1. After Midday
5.3. Noon
5.3.1. 12:00p.m.
5.4. Midnight
5.4.1. 12:00a.m.
5.5. A Day = 24 hours
5.5.1. A.M. time from midnight to noon
5.5.2. P.M. time from noon to midnight
6. Hour and Half Hour
6.1. Half Hour means 30 minutes
6.1.1. It is half of an hour
6.1.1.1. It is a half hour when the minute hand is on the 6
6.1.1.2. It is :30 when the minute hand is on the 6
6.1.2. Also means half past the hour
6.2. O’Clock means time on the exact hour
6.2.1. There are 60 minutes in every hour
6.2.1.1. It is O’Clock when the minute hand is on the 12
6.2.1.2. It is :00 when the minute hand is on the 6
7. Hour and Minute Hand
7.1. Hour Hand
7.1.1. Points to the Hour
7.1.1.1. Short Hand
7.1.2. The space after the hour , is still the hour
7.2. Minute Hand
7.2.1. Points to the Minute
7.2.1.1. Long Hand
7.3. Analog Clock
7.3.1. 12 numbers
7.3.1.1. Represent Hours
7.3.2. 60 tick marks
7.3.2.1. Represents Minutes