Understanding Elapsed Time and Daylight Saving Time

This four-page worksheet introduces daylight-saving time and connects clock changes to elapsed-time problem solving.

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This four-page worksheet introduces daylight-saving time and connects clock changes to elapsed-time problem solving. Students complete warm-up questions, guided examples, number-line reasoning, and comprehension checks involving travel and daily schedules.

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Students will calculate elapsed time across hours and minutes.
Students will explain how spring-forward and fall-back clock changes affect elapsed time.
Students will solve real-world elapsed-time problems involving daylight-saving transitions.
Students will use visual timelines or number lines to justify solutions.

Understanding Elapsed Time and Daylight Saving Time

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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