VC2M1M03 Official strand: Measurement

Weeks, months and years

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Choose sensible time units and follow calendar order.

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How many days are in 1 week?

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Answer: 7

  1. One week has 7 days.
  2. 1 × 7 = 7.

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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0

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Choose sensible time units and follow calendar order.

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  1. VC2M1M03-C01Use relationships between time units.
  2. VC2M1M03-C02Connect and compare durations.
  3. VC2M1M03-C03Check a mixed-unit time calculation.
  4. VC2M1M03-C04Describe and sequence personal events using suitable calendar units

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  1. D01
    Use relationships between time unitsUse relationships between time units.
  2. D02
    Connect and compare durationsConnect and compare durations.
  3. D03
    Check a mixed-unit time calculationCheck a mixed-unit time calculation.
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