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Which subject	Mathematics
What topic	Time
What length (min)	30
What age group	Year or Grade 1
Class size	20
What curriculum
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Time

Topic

Time

Grade/Age Group

Year 1

Subject

Mathematics

Length of Lesson

30 minutes

Number of Students

Objectives

Students will be able to read and understand clocks showing hours and half-hours.
Students will identify daily activities associated with specific times (e.g., breakfast, school start, lunch).
Students will develop skills in sequencing events in terms of time.

Materials

Clock face diagrams (paper or printed)
Whiteboard markers
Timer (or any ticking sound device)
Worksheets with clock visuals
Storybook that includes references to time (optional)

National Curriculum Alignment

This lesson aligns with the Australian Curriculum Mathematics content descriptions for Year 1, focusing on measurement and geometry, particularly understanding and telling time.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length	Details
1	Introduction	5 mins	Begin with a discussion on the concept of time. Ask students what they know about time and clocks.
2	Introduction to Clocks	10 mins	Show clock face diagrams. Demonstrate how to read the hour hand and minute hand. Emphasize quarter-hour and half-hour marks.
3	Activity	10 mins	Provide students with worksheets where they can practice drawing hands on clock faces to show specific times. Facilitate and support students as they work.
4	Sequence Events	3 mins	Ask students to think of a daily routine and arrange events in chronological order. Prompt them with questions about what happens at different times of the day.
5	Review and Conclusion	2 mins	Recap what was learned about telling time. Bring attention to common daily activities and their relation to specific times. Announce homework assignment.

Homework

Complete a worksheet where students must match various daily activities to the appropriate times on a clock.
Parents are invited to assist with any questions, but children should complete the work independently.

Assessment

Monitor student engagement during activities and review completed worksheets to assess understanding of telling time and sequencing events. No formal presentations are required during the lesson.

Additional Notes

Ensure to adapt instructions for any students needing extra assistance.
Classroom setup should provide each student with a clear view of the demonstration resources.