Understanding AM and PM: Telling Time

This lesson teaches the difference between AM and PM by explaining their relation to the day. It covers basic time units, defines AM and PM, and describes typical activities during these periods. The video also explains how AM and PM are represented on a clock and addresses common misconceptions about light and dark. Practical examples are provided to clarify understanding.

How many hours are there in a full day, divided into AM and PM?

• 12 hours, with 6 hours each for AM and PM

• 24 hours, with 12 hours each for AM and PM

• 36 hours, with 18 hours each for AM and PM

• 48 hours, with 24 hours each for AM and PM

Which of the following activities is typically done in the AM?

• Doing homework

• Waking up

• Going to bed

• Eating dinner

At what time does the AM period start on a clock?

• 12 o'clock PM

• 6 o'clock AM

• 6 o'clock PM

• 12 o'clock AM

Why is it incorrect to associate AM only with daylight?

• Because AM is only during the night

• Because PM is always light

• Because both AM and PM can have daylight and darkness

• Because AM is always dark

If it is 3:00 PM, what part of the day is it?

• Early morning

• Midnight

• Afternoon

• Morning