Even more wonderful mathematicians

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 Check out these awesome kids learning about analogue time. Yes we know this is easy peasy Japaneesy, but these kids didn't just learn about o'clock. They had to draw their own clock and it was a bit tricky to fit the numbers that went around the clock face. We used the numbers 12, 6, 3 and 9 as our markers and filled out the rest from there. Next, we will look at half and quarter past of an analogue clock.


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