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24-Hour Time Poster
A poster showing 24-hour time and how it correlates with am/pm.
24-hour time shows the amount of hours and minutes since midnight.
This poster shows students how to read and write 24-hour time.
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NSW Curriculum alignment
- MA2-13MG
Time - reads and records time in one-minute intervals and converts between hours, minutes and seconds
Victorian Curriculum alignment
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Added a black and white version of the poster.
Addition by Tom (Teach Starter) Sep 9th, 2019
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Hi, I really like this resource for 24 hour time. Can you please make this black and white for printing.
Tania Wennermark · Sep 8th, 2019
Hi Tania,
Thanks for your suggestion, we are currently working on a black and white version of this resource. It will be uploaded shortly.
In future feel free to submit a change request by clicking “Changes & Updates” above the comments section.
If there is anything else I can do, don’t hesitate to get in touch!
Tom (Teach Starter) · Sep 10th, 2019