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معرفة الوقت - المجموعة 3

معرفةالوقت

تعليمات

Read the information below carefully several times and try to remember the key points.

Click on a chapter to view the information.

Tip: read the information out loud (but in such a way that you do not disturb others).


1. معرفة الوقت

What time is it?

It's seven o'clock!

Time to get up.

Have breakfast, shower, brush your teeth and go to school.

Every day there are events, like getting up, having breakfast, showering, brushing teeth and going to school.

Every day you have to do tasks, at a certain time.

Every day you meet people at a certain time.

Every week you will do some house cleaning.

Every month you will have a party somewhere

In order not to be too late, you need to learn the time.

People like it very much when you are on time.

Telling time is understanding the clock face and knowing what time it is.


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2. الساعة

A clock is a device used to tell time.

Moving hands on the face of a clock point to the current hour, minute, and second.

A clock can be big enough to be in a giant tower, like Big Ben in London


Big Ben is the most famous clock of the world.

Click on the picture to hear Big Ben.

A clock can also be small enough to fit on a person's wrist, like a wrist watch or simply, a watch.


Do you see what animal is shown on the watch?

A clock can be analog, with hands.


A clock can be digital, with numbers.


Today, a clock can be even on your phone:



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3. وجه الساعة

A clock has a face. On that face you see the numbers of 12 hours positioned in a circle.

-> 1 hour is divided into 60 minutes.

-> 1 minute is divided into 60 seconds.

Note: The ancient Egyptians and Babylonians decided on this thousands of years ago.

Between the hour numbers you see tiny markings, being the minutes of the hour.


You see on the clock face 48 tiny markings for the seconds, between 12 large markings for the hours.

You see three hands on the clock face:

  • The big hand, or hour hand, to tell the hour
  • The small hand, or minute hand, to tell the minutes to the hour
  • The second hand to tell the seconds to the minute

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4. تدوير اليدين

The clocks hands are constantly in motion.

When 1 second has passed, the second hand moves 1 position.

When 1 minute has passed, the minute hand moves 1 position.

When 1 hour has passed, the hour hand moves 1 position.


Here you see the second hand moving in the picture.

Did you know that it is estimated in the world there are 5 billion clocks.

Can you imagine that? 5 billion clocks!

All ticking 60 times per minute.


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5. عبارات الوقت

When you look at the clock, you see a time.

We have agreed upon certain phrases to tell the time you see.

For instance:

  • If the big hand and small hand are on the 12, we say: it's 12 o'clock.




Now follow some examples of times.


We say: it's 1 o'clock.


We say: it's half past six.

Or we say: it's six thirty (6:30).


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6. أوقات سهلة

In this section we show three easy times.

Try to memorize them all.

Look at the picture. Say the time out loud and then press on the button.

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It's ...three o'clock

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It's ...six o'clock

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It's ...nine o'clock

7. متوسط ​​الأوقات

In this section we show you 4 times with average difficulty.

Try to memorize them all.

Look at the picture. Say the time out loud and then press on the button.

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It's ...a quarter past 2

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It's ...a quarter past 4

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It's ...a quarter to eight

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It's ...a quarter to ten

8. الأوقات الصعبة

In this section we show you 6 hard to tell times.

Try to memorize them all.

Look at the picture. Say the time out loud and then press on the button.

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It's ...twenty minutes to ten

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It's ...twentyfive minutes past three

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It's ...five minutes past two

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It's ...ten minutes to seven

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It's ...five minutes to five

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It's ...twentyfive minutes past eleven

9. مخترع الساعة

In 1656, the Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens constructed the first timekeeping device using a pendulum.

This invention led to the development of more precise clocks and became the basis for modern pendulum clocks.



Below you see the principle of the pendulum in motion.



10. المزولة

The sundial is the earliest type of timekeeping device of humankind.

It indicates the time of day by the position of the shadow of some object exposed to the sun's rays.


The oldest known sundial was made in Egypt in 1500 BCE from the time of Pharao Thutmose III.

The sundial was found in the Valley of Kings.

It is a shadow clock made from green schist, a type of metamorphic rock.

This bronze sundial has a unique shape and an inscription on the back side; “Count that day lost whose low descending sun views from thy hand no noble action done.”



Key points

Key points to remember are:

  • 1 hour has 60 minutes
  • 1 minute has 60 seconds
  • A clock has a face
  • A clock face has three hands: big hand, small hand, and the seconds hand
  • Big Ben in London is the most famous clock in the world
  • A time with a whole hour, is called: o' clock
  • A time with an hour and 30 minutes, is called: It's half past...
  • In 1656, Dutchman Christiaan Huygens invented the pendulum
  • 1500 BCE, the sundial was invested by the ancient Egyptians

Next step

Once you have gone through the above information a few times, start doing the exercises that go with it.

Practice

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Primairy School Wisdoms

These are the fundamental life lessons and pieces of advice that often get instilled in us during those formative years. They might seem simple, but they lay the groundwork for how we navigate the world.

Here are 7 key wisdoms often learned (or at least introduced) in primary school:

1 - Listen carefully when others are speaking.This develops active listening skills, shows respect, and aids in understanding. It's crucial for effective communication.

2 - Sharing is caring.This teaches the importance of generosity, cooperation, and considering the needs of others. It's a foundational concept for building positive relationships.

3 - Try your best.This emphasizes the importance of effort and personal growth, regardless of the outcome. It encourages a positive attitude towards challenges.

4 - It's important to ask for help when you need it.This encourages seeking support, recognizing limitations, and understanding that it's a sign of strength, not weakness.

5 - Everyone makes mistakes; it's okay to try again. This fosters resilience, encourages learning from errors, and reduces the fear of failure. It highlights the importance of perseverance.

6 - Clean up after yourself.This promotes responsibility, organization, and consideration for the shared environment. It's a practical life skill that extends beyond the classroom.

7 - Be yourself.This fosters self-acceptance, individuality, and the understanding that everyone is unique and valuable in their own way. It discourages trying to fit in at the expense of one's own identity.

These wisdoms are often conveyed through stories, classroom rules, teacher guidance, and interactions with peers. They form a moral and social compass that helps children navigate their early years and beyond. While we might refine or expand on these ideas as we grow, their core messages often stick with us throughout life.


Fun Animal Facts

Here are 7 fun animal facts perfect for primary school children:

1 - A lion's roar can be heard from as far as 5 miles away: That's louder than you might think!

2 - A blue whale's tongue can weigh as much as an elephant: They are the largest animals on Earth!

3 - Male seahorses give birth to their babies: The female lays eggs in a pouch on the male's belly, and he takes care of them until they hatch.

4 - The fingerprints of a koala are so close to humans' that they could confuse crime scene investigators!

5 - Elephants are the only land animals that can't jump: Their legs are too stiff and strong.

6 - Kangaroos cannot walk backward: Their big tails and strong legs make it difficult.

7 - A giraffe has the same number of bones in its neck as a human: That's right, both have seven neck bones, but a giraffe's are much, much longer!

These are just a few of the many amazing facts about animals! The animal kingdom is full of surprises.


Country Facts

Let's explore some fun facts about 7 different countries that you might find interesting!

1 - Madagascar: This island country is home to lemurs, funny-looking primates that are found nowhere else in the world.

2 - Kenya: You can see amazing wild animals like lions, elephants, and zebras in their natural habitats in Kenya's national parks.

3 - United States: It has many different landscapes, from sunny beaches in California to snowy mountains in Colorado, and it's the birthplace of Hollywood movies.

4 - Russia: It's the largest country in the world by land area and is home to the colorful St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow.

5 - Turkey: It's the only country that sits on two continents (Europe and Asia) and is famous for its hot air balloon rides over Cappadocia.

6 - Peru: High in the Andes Mountains, you can find Machu Picchu, an ancient city built by the Incas.

7 - Sweden: This is where the Nobel Prizes are awarded each year, and it's known for its colorful wooden houses.

We hope these snippets give you a fun glimpse into different countries around the world! Each one has its own unique and fascinating things to discover.