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: A [[scientist]] drove to [[London]] from [[Birmingham]] and it took a '''time''' of 2 [[Hour|hours]]. | : A [[scientist]] drove to [[London]] from [[Birmingham]] and it took a '''time''' of 2 [[Hour|hours]]. | ||
: A [[scientist]] noticed the [[Full Moon|full]] moon and [[Prediction|predicted]] the next [[Full Moon|full moon]] would be in 28 [[Day|days]] '''time'''. | : A [[scientist]] noticed the [[Full Moon|full]] moon and [[Prediction|predicted]] the next [[Full Moon|full moon]] would be in 28 [[Day|days]] '''time'''. | ||
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| + | '''Time''' is a [[measure]] of how long something takes from the start to the end of something happening. | ||
Revision as of 13:55, 11 August 2018
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Key Stage 1
Meaning
Time is how long something takes to happen. To time is to use a timer to find out how long something takes.
About Time
Time can be measured in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years.
Examples
- It takes 5 minutes to boil an egg.
- It takes 2 hours to drive from Birmingham to London.
- It takes 28 days for The Moon to go around the Earth.
Used in a Sentence
- A scientist decided to time how long it takes to boil an egg.
- A scientist drove to London from Birmingham and it took a time of 2 hours.
- A scientist noticed the full moon and predicted the next full moon would be in 28 days time.
Key Stage 2
Meaning
Time is a measure of how long something takes from the start to the end of something happening.