Time | Elementary

Different units of measurement are used to measure time, such as seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, and years.

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A clock is a tool for measuring time. It indicates hours, minutes, and seconds.

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To read the hours, minutes, and seconds on a clock, look at the hands (hour, minute, and second hands), as well as the numbers.

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Different units are used to measure time, such as seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, and years.

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To convert units of time, you need to use equivalent relationships. 

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The duration of an event (elapsed time) is the time that passes between the event’s start and its end.

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A clock is a tool for measuring time. It indicates hours, minutes, and seconds.

Read the following concept sheet to learn more:

To read time on a clock, look at the hands (hour, minute, and second hands) as well as the numbers.

Read the following concept sheet to learn more:

Different units are used to measure time, such as seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, and years. 

Read the following concept sheet to learn more:

To convert units of time, you must use equivalent relationships. 

Read the concept sheet Converting Units of Time to learn more.

The duration of an event (elapsed time) is the time that passes between the event’s start and its end.

Read the following concept sheet to learn more: