Intro to Elapsed Time //On a Clock & Number Line // Adding & Subtracting Time @BloomingWithMsB

Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Hey Friends,
Today we are going over Elapsed time. We will be using a clock diagram and number line in order to find elapsed time.
For this intro we will be focusing on adding and subtracting 15 minute intervals. Follow up video will go into harder questions and word problems.

Keep on Blooming,
Ms. B

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