Ticking Clocks and Turning Calendar
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1Notice the number of days in February in the years 2024 and 2025.
Number of days in Feb 2024 = ___________
Number of days in Feb 2025 = ___________Show solution
Concept: A leap year has 29 days in February; a non-leap year has 28 days.
Working:
- February 2024 calendar shows dates from 1 to 29, so it has 29 days.
- February 2025 calendar shows dates from 1 to 28, so it has 28 days.
Answer:
- Number of days in Feb 2024 = 29
- Number of days in Feb 2025 = 28
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2Fill in the blanks with consecutive leap years before and after 2024.
______, ______, 2024, ______, ______, ______Show solution
Concept: To find the previous leap years, subtract 4 each time. To find the next leap years, add 4 each time.
Working:
- 2 years before 2024: ;
- 3 years after 2024: ; ;
Answer: 2016, 2020, 2024, 2028, 2032, 2036
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3We know that most years have 365 days. How many days would a leap year have?Show solution
Concept: Leap year = Normal year + 1 extra day (29th February).
Working:
Answer: A leap year has 366 days.
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4Write the names of the months when you celebrate your favourite festivals.
| Name of the Festival | Name of the Month |
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Sample Answer (students may write their own):
| Name of the Festival | Name of the Month |
|---|---|
| Diwali | October/November |
| Holi | March |
| Eid | Varies (Islamic calendar) |
| Christmas | December |
| Independence Day | August |
Students should fill in festivals they personally celebrate.
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5Answer the following questions by writing the appropriate days of the week:
a) Today: _______________
b) Yesterday: _______________
c) Tomorrow: _______________
d) Day after tomorrow: _______________
e) Day before yesterday: _______________Show solution
Concept: The days of the week in order are: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Sample Answer (assuming today is Wednesday):
a) Today: Wednesday
b) Yesterday: Tuesday
c) Tomorrow: Thursday
d) Day after tomorrow: Friday
e) Day before yesterday: Monday
Students should fill in the actual days based on the current date.
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6July 1 is a Monday. Write the dates for the next two Mondays.Show solution
Concept: Days repeat every 7 days, so the next Monday is 7 days later, and the one after is 14 days later.
Working:
- Next Monday: July 8
- Monday after that: July 15
Answer: The next two Mondays fall on July 8 and July 15.
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7Laali is born on 04/07/2014 and Chotu is born on 04/12/2019. Who is older among the two and how much?
Laali will turn 5 years old on _______________.
Chotu's 10th birthday will be celebrated on _______________.Show solution
- Laali's date of birth: 04/07/2014 (4th July 2014)
- Chotu's date of birth: 04/12/2019 (4th December 2019)
Concept: The person born earlier (in an earlier year) is older.
Working:
- Laali was born in 2014 and Chotu was born in 2019.
- 2014 comes before 2019, so Laali is older.
- Difference in years: years and from July to December = 5 months.
- So Laali is 5 years and 5 months older than Chotu.
Laali will turn 5 years old on: 4th July 2019 (04/07/2019)
Chotu's 10th birthday: 4th December 2029 (04/12/2029)
Answer:
- Laali is older by 5 years and 5 months.
- Laali will turn 5 years old on 4th July 2019.
- Chotu's 10th birthday will be celebrated on 4th December 2029.
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8Check the manufacturing and expiry dates on the wrapper of any biscuit packet.
a) How old is the packet of biscuits? Answer: ___ months ___ days.
b) How many more days are the biscuits safe to eat? Answer: ___ months ___ days.Show solution
Concept:
- Age of packet = Today's date − Manufacturing date
- Days safe to eat = Expiry date − Today's date
Sample Working (assuming Manufacturing date: 1st March 2025, Expiry date: 1st September 2025, Today's date: 15th May 2025):
a) Age of packet:
- From 1st March to 15th May = 2 months and 14 days
- Answer: 2 months 14 days
b) Days safe to eat:
- From 15th May to 1st September = 3 months and 16 days
- Answer: 3 months 16 days
Students should fill in the actual dates from the packet they check.
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9Notice the day on which July 15 falls in your calendar. Now find out what day is August 15? September 15? October 15? What pattern do you notice? Share in grade.Show solution
Concept: Each month has a different number of days (28/29/30/31). The day on which a date falls shifts forward by the number of days in that month modulo 7.
Sample Working (for year 2025):
- July 15, 2025 = Tuesday
- July has 31 days → weeks and 3 extra days → August 15 shifts 3 days forward
- August 15, 2025 = Tuesday + 3 = Friday
- August has 31 days → shifts 3 days forward again
- September 15, 2025 = Friday + 3 = Monday
- September has 30 days → weeks and 2 extra days → shifts 2 days forward
- October 15, 2025 = Monday + 2 = Wednesday
Pattern noticed: The day on which the 15th falls shifts forward by 3 days for months with 31 days and by 2 days for months with 30 days.
Students should verify this with their own calendar and share observations in class.
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1Find out when the year begins in each of these calendars (Hindu/Islamic/Sikh or any other calendar of your community).Show solution
Sample Answer:
- Hindu Calendar (Vikram Samvat): The year begins with the month of Chaitra (usually in March–April). The new year is celebrated as Gudi Padwa or Ugadi.
- Islamic Calendar (Hijri): The year begins with the month of Muharram. Since it is a lunar calendar, the date shifts each year in the Gregorian calendar.
- Sikh Calendar (Nanakshahi): The year begins on 14th March (1st Chet).
Students should explore and note the specific calendar used in their community.
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Fill in the Blanks — AM/PM and Digital Clock Format
| Time in AM/PM | Time in the digital clock |
|---|---|
| 9:45 AM | ____ hours |
| ____ | 11:20 hours |
| 3:00 PM | ____ hours |
| 5:20 PM | ____ hours |
| ____ | 20:00 hours |
Hours and Minutes — Let Us Do
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| | Raghu | Raghav | Rani |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clock 1 | 12:04 | 12:20 | 04:00 |
| Clock 2 | 07:07 | 07:25 | 05:35 |
| Clock 3 | 03:07 | 03:35 | 07:15 |
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