Each member of your group needs to complete this task in your books:
1) Draw a 13 cm horizontal line in your book, mark off every cm, and number each mark from 0 to 13
Each number is a year of your life; write down at least 6 important things that have happened in your life.
2) Now make a timeline for what you did yesterday, 24 hours, 12 cm long, 2 hours every cm.
1. Why are historians like time travellers?
2. What do we need to understand before we travel through the past?
3. What are the most important ways we divide time?
4. What tradition does the Western World have?
5. What do A.D. and B.C. mean?
6. What do C.E. and B.C.E mean?
7. Why do we use the different terms A D. and C.E.?
8. Name six other ways we divide time.
What century are the following dates in?
903
903 BC
2012
4054 BC
1971
5 AD
3BC
1433
Place these dates in chronological order:
1342 BC
2003
308 BCE
1793
804 CE
164 BC
165 BC
1922
Create an A4 time poster, using images of clocks and time pieces, and using as many words about time as you can think of.
Using the link below, create timeline for Australia's history. (You need to decide which events to include)