24 Hour Clock – KS2 Maths PowerPoint Lesson
£3.50
A clear and engaging KS2 Maths PowerPoint (13 slides) teaching pupils how to read and convert 24-hour time. Includes midnight and noon explanation with step-by-step examples.
Description
24 Hour Clock – KS2 Maths PowerPoint Lesson (13 slides)
Help your pupils confidently understand and convert 12-hour time into 24-hour time with this clear, step-by-step KS2 Maths lesson.
This engaging and easy-to-follow PowerPoint explains how the 24-hour clock works, why we don’t use AM and PM, and how midday and midnight are written correctly.
Perfect for building confidence in time conversion and supporting real-life understanding of timetables, transport schedules and digital clocks.
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📚 What’s Included:
✔ Clear learning objective slide
✔ Explanation of 12-hour time vs 24-hour time
✔ Step-by-step counting from 1–24
✔ AM to 24-hour conversions
✔ PM to 24-hour conversions
✔ Clear explanation of midnight (00:00)
✔ Clear explanation of noon (12:00)
✔ Minute conversion examples
✔ Worked examples throughout
✔ End-of-lesson slide
🧠 What Pupils Will Learn:
- There are 24 hours in a day
• How 12-hour time works (AM/PM)
• How 24-hour time works (1–24)
• How to convert AM times
• How to convert PM times
• Why midnight is written as 00:00
• How minutes stay the same when converting
🎯 Perfect For:
- KS2 Maths – Time
• Year 4 / Year 5 / Year 6
• Teaching digital clocks
• Supporting timetable understanding
• Intervention groups
• Revision sessions
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