Relate time units

Learning Objectives State that 60 seconds are in 1 minute. State that 60 minutes are in 1 hour. State that 24 hours are in 1 day. State that 7 days are in 1 week. Compare the length of different time units (e.g., a minute is longer than a second). Choose the best time unit to measure a simple activity (e.g., brushing teeth takes minutes, not hours). Have you ever tried to count all the stars at night? ✨ It takes a long time! Today, we will learn about seconds, minutes, hours, and days. We will see how they are all connected, like a big family of time! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Real-World Applications Knowing when your favorite TV show starts 📺 Timing how fast you can run across the playground 🏃‍♀️ Counting down the days until your birthday 🎂 Knowing how long you have to pla...

TermDefinitionExample SecondA very, very short amount of time. Like one clap! 👏It takes about one second to blink your eyes. MinuteA group of 60 seconds. Longer than a second.It takes a few minutes to brush your teeth. 🦷 HourA group of 60 minutes. Much longer than a minute.Your favorite movie is about two hours long. 🎬 DayA group of 24 hours. It includes daytime and nighttime. ☀️🌙You go to school, play, eat, and sleep in one day. WeekA group of 7 days. Like a whole row of lunchboxes. 🍱A week goes from Sunday to Saturday.

The Minute Rule 60 \text{ seconds} = 1 \text{ minute} When you count 60 seconds, you have made 1 whole minute. The Hour Rule 60 \text{ minutes} = 1 \text{ hour} When 60 minutes pass, that is 1 whole hour. That's a long time! The Day Rule 24 \text{ hours} = 1 \text{ day} It takes 24 hours for the Earth to spin around one time. The Week Rule 7 \text{ days} = 1 \text{ week} There are 7 days in every week. Can you name them?