Student Instructions
1. Watch the short video introduction about elapsed time.
Then
2. Complete each page: read, do the practice, and answer the questions.
3. Use number lines to show your thinking when asked.
4. For multimedia tasks, you can
, take a
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your voice or
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When all tasks are complete
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Teacher Notes (not visible to students)
🤖 Created with the use of Seesaw AI This activity uses a short video to introduce elapsed time and then reinforces the number-line strategy through matching, sorting, and several auto-graded questions. Prepare paper or whiteboard number lines and a simple analog clock poster for groups. For the partner activity, students will need a blank paper, pencil, and a classroom clock or printed clock face. High-quality open-ended answers show a clear number line or step-by-step jumps (hours then minutes), correct final time, and a brief explanation (1–2 sentences) of how the jumps were made. For the partner recording, look for accurate times and clear explanation or demonstration of jumps on the number line; grade manually as correct/incorrect.