AM and PM for Kids - Morning or Night? Telling Time | Ages 6-7

The clock says seven o'clock. But is it seven in the morning, or seven at night? Open the curtains and find out - then learn the two little words that tell them apart. WHAT THIS TEACHES A.m. and p.m. The short hand goes round the clock two times every day, so every time on the clock happens twice. From midnight to noon the times are a.m. (the morning); from noon to midnight they are p.m. (the afternoon, evening and night). A sky window shows the sun and moon for each time and a day strip fills up with breakfast, school, the park, bath time and bed, so by the end your child has built a whole day. Also: noon and midnight, 'afternoon means after noon', which comes first, and spotting Pip's mix-ups. WHO IT IS FOR 6 and 7 year olds - first grade and second grade, Year 1 and Year 2 - who can already read o'clock times. There is a real pause after every question so your child can answer out loud. CHAPTERS 0:00 Seven o'clock... but which one? 0:10 7 a.m.: breakfast 0:21 Twelve hours later 0:39 7 p.m.: bath time 1:01 The short hand goes round two times a day 1:12 Midnight to noon is a.m. 1:40 Noon to midnight is p.m. 2:06 The day strip 2:22 School at 9 a.m. 2:32 The park at 3 p.m. 2:52 Your turn: a.m. or p.m.? 4:48 Morning or afternoon? 6:23 Noon and midnight 6:59 Quick fire 7:57 Which comes first? 8:42 Pip's mixed-up day 9:46 Our whole day BEST FOR: telling time with a.m. and p.m., and talking about the parts of the day. Afterwards, ask 'is it a.m. or p.m. right now?' at breakfast and at dinner. More on the same clock: o'clock, half past, quarter past and to, five minutes, and how long until are in the Maths playlist. Short version:    • Seven O'Clock Twice? AM and PM for Kids   Every part of this video is made for this channel: the animation is drawn frame by frame in our own code, the music is composed for this episode, and the narration is generated with a public-domain voice. Nothing here is stock footage, stock music or a borrowed melody. #AMandPM #TellingTime #FirstGradeMath