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Understanding Time and Patterns in Math

The document emphasizes the importance of math and introduces concepts such as patterns and time-telling using both analog and digital clocks. It explains the distinction between AM and PM, providing mnemonic aids for remembering them. Additionally, it includes an example scenario involving a senior citizen's medication schedule based on time.

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Understanding Time and Patterns in Math

The document emphasizes the importance of math and introduces concepts such as patterns and time-telling using both analog and digital clocks. It explains the distinction between AM and PM, providing mnemonic aids for remembering them. Additionally, it includes an example scenario involving a senior citizen's medication schedule based on time.

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I Love Math
M - A - T - H, M - A - T - H
I love Math, I love Math
It is so exciting, Very
interesting
I love Math, I love Math
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Patterns are things that
repeat in a logical way.
They can be
numbers, images or
shapes.

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a. tell and write time using analog
and digital clocks
b. share one’s experience as to how
to keep one’s body healthy
through following the right time
c. draw the hands of an analog clock
that
points the given time 11
Analogue
Clock This is an
analogue
clock face.
The numbers
round the
clock face are
hours.
There are 12
hours marked
on the clock.
The lines
around the
edge are
minutes.
There are 60
minutes
marked on the
clock.
This is
because there
are 60
minutes in 1
hour.
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The long hand
points to the
minutes.
(minute hand)
When the big
hand points to
12 the time is
o’clock.
4:45
5:00
5:15
A.M. and P.M.

When we say AM,


AM (ante meridiem)
we are referring to the hours before
NOON.

When we say PM, (post meridiem) we


are referring to the hours past/after
NOON.
NOON
AM and PM
Easy way to remember AM and PM!

•AM: After-Midnight

•PM: Past-Morning
Digital Clock
This is a digital clock.

•The hours are to the


left of the colon.
•The minutes are to
the right of the
colon.
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Mang Mariano is a
senior citizen and is
prone from getting
infected of COVID-19
so, his doctor orders him to
double his Vit. C. In the
morning he takes one
tablet at 7:00. If his doctor advises
him to take the second dose after
12 hours, when will it be?
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