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Explainer Video

Tutor: Alice

Summary

Timetables

In a nutshell

Timetables show a list of events and the times at which they happen. They are often used for things like bus times, lesson times in school and TV schedules.

Interpreting timetables

Timetables are read in a similar way to a regular table: by selecting the correct headings and reading across and down. They are usually written in $24$ hour time.

Example

Here is a timetable showing the times that buses leave different stations.

$\begin{array}{c|c|c|c|c}\text{Paddington}&09:04&09:34&10:04&10:34\\ \hline\text{Golders Green}&09:36&10:36&11:36&12:36\\ \hline\text{Camden Town}&08:59&10:59&12:59&14:59\\ \hline\text{Marble Arch}&09:12&09:20&09:28&09:36\\ \hline\text{Holloway}&14:08&14:18&14:28&14:38\end{array}$

How often does the bus go from Marble Arch station?

Read across from Marble Arch and work out how much has been added to each time:

Every $\underline8$ minutes.

When does the last bus leave Paddington?

Read all the way across from Paddington to the last column:

$\underline{10:34}$ 

Learn with Basics

Length:

Unit 1

Counting in hundredths

Unit 2

Telling the time

Jump Ahead

Optional

Unit 3

Timetables

Final Test

Create an account to complete the exercises

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

How do I read a timetable?

Timetables are read in a similar way to a regular table: by selecting the correct headings and reading across and down.

What is a timetable used for?

Timetables are are often used for things like bus times, lesson times in school and TV schedules.

What is a timetable?

Timetables show a list of events and the times at which they happen.

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Line graphs

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2D shapes: Types and properties

3D shapes: Types and properties

Comparing and classifying shapes

Identifying 3D shapes from 2D shapes

Measuring angles in degrees

Drawing and measuring angles with a protractor

Angles around a point and on a straight line

Measurement

Converting metric units

Converting between metric and imperial units

Perimeter of composite rectilinear shapes

Area of rectangles

Area of irregular shapes

Estimating volume and capacity

Fractions

Finding fractions of amounts

Add and subtract fractions: Denominators are multiples

Mixed numbers and improper fractions

Multiplying fractions and mixed numbers

Comparing and ordering fractions

Comparing and ordering fractions greater than 1

Equivalent fractions

Equivalent fractions with tenths and hundredths

Equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages

Decimal equivalents: Tenths and hundredths

Understanding percentages

Percentages as fractions and decimals

Multiplication and division

Times tables up to 12 x 12

Multiplying a 4-digit number by a 1 or 2-digit number

Scaling by simple fractions

Dividing a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number

Dividing numbers up to 4 digits by a 1-digit number

Multiples and factors

Prime numbers, prime factors and composite numbers

Multiplying and dividing decimals by 10, 100 and 1000

Square and cube numbers

Addition and subtraction

Adding numbers using mental maths

Using column addition to add numbers

Subtracting numbers using mental maths

Using column subtraction to subtract numbers

Multi-step problems with addition and subtraction

Number and place value

Numbers higher than 1000

Place value: Four-digit numbers

Representing numbers in different ways

Rounding any number up to 1,000,000

Counting using positive and negative numbers

Counting in powers of 10

Roman numerals to 100

Roman numerals to 1000

Negative numbers

Explainer Video

Tutor: Alice

Summary

Timetables

In a nutshell

Timetables show a list of events and the times at which they happen. They are often used for things like bus times, lesson times in school and TV schedules.

Interpreting timetables

Timetables are read in a similar way to a regular table: by selecting the correct headings and reading across and down. They are usually written in $24$ hour time.

Example

Here is a timetable showing the times that buses leave different stations.

How often does the bus go from Marble Arch station?

Read across from Marble Arch and work out how much has been added to each time:

Every $\underline8$ minutes.

When does the last bus leave Paddington?

Read all the way across from Paddington to the last column:

$\underline{10:34}$ 

Learn with Basics

Length:

Unit 1

Counting in hundredths

Unit 2

Telling the time

Jump Ahead

Optional

Unit 3

Timetables

Final Test

Create an account to complete the exercises

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

How do I read a timetable?

Timetables are read in a similar way to a regular table: by selecting the correct headings and reading across and down.

What is a timetable used for?

Timetables are are often used for things like bus times, lesson times in school and TV schedules.

What is a timetable?

Timetables show a list of events and the times at which they happen.