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Grade 2 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence
Does this happen in the a.m. or p.m.? Circle your answer.
Eating dinner
Washing the dinner dishes
Brushing teeth after waking up
Hearing the morning announcements
Watching the sun rise
Having pizza at dinner time
Seeing dew on the grass
Eating a morning bowl of oatmeal
Getting ready for bed
A day has two halves. The hours from midnight until noon are a. m. , and the hours from noon until midnight are p. m. Telling which half an event belongs to is a second grade skill, because a clock face shows 7:00 twice a day, once for breakfast and once for bedtime. Each line on this page names something that happens in a day, such as eating breakfast or watching the sunset, and your child circles a.
m. or p. m. Ask what time of day each event usually is: after waking up is a. m. , after lunch and into the night is p. m. Then ask your child to name something they do at 7:00 a. m. and something they do at 7:00 p. m.
Common Core standard: 2.MD.C.7
Eating breakfast happens in the morning, so it is a.m. Watching the sunset happens in the evening, so it is p.m.
Thinking that a.m. means the early part of any hour, or that lunch at noon is a.m.
Morning before noon is a.m. Noon, afternoon and night are p.m.
Thinking that a.m. means the early part of any hour, or that lunch at noon is a.m.
Morning before noon is a.m. Noon, afternoon and night are p.m.
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