Maths uses a great deal of everyday language which, when applied to different concepts, has multiple meanings. P-HIC pupils have been exploring the concepts of telling the time and the passing of time. The children wanted to share some of what they have learned:
"In Maths I have been learning about time. I know how to make 12 o'clock."
"In Maths I have been learning about time. I know how to make half past 6."
"In Maths I have been learning about time. I know how to make quarter past 3."
"Also we have been learning about calendars. I know a calendar has days of the week and you cross the day off when they are all finished."
"Also we have been learning about calendars. I know a calendar has numbers called dates and seven days in one week."
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