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Understanding History
& Time
Mrs. Rida
Timelines (Part 2)
AD and BCCE and BCE
Recap• What is a timeline?• What are the different things we show on a timeline?
Share!
• Share your timelines with the members in your group.
• You have 1 minute to do this.
Do now• Keep the answers of the questions given in the
last lesson ready. • Think about the events that happened:
Before my birth After my birthUse handout 1 to write these events.
Think and write
•Arrange these events in chronological order
Let us put this on a timeline
using Handout 3.
Let us put this on a timeline
using Handout 3.
Before Birth After Birth
After Birth1. I fled my country in 1997.2. I got married when in 2008.3. I had my daughter in 2010.
Before Birth1. My brother was born in 1979.2. My parents got married in 1978. 3. My sister was born
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. Mrs. Rida’s
Timeline
Think and answer
•Why did we put our names in the middle?
Calendars
•Different cultures in the world have created different calendars to count time and events.
Calendars•Some are lunar (based on the moon) and some are solar (based on the sun) .
• People started counting from the event of their Lord Krishna’s return to his home.
Hindu Calendar
• People started counting years from the event of Buddha’s death.
Buddhist Calendar
How to Read Timelines
More Ancient (old) More Recent (new)
Terms to know
• B.C. = Before Christ / or B.C.E. = Before Common Era– Any time before the year zero
• Higher the number the older the date
• A.D = After Death / C.E. = Common Era– Any time after the year zero
• Higher the number the more modern (recent) the date
This will help …
What Century are we in? • Another tricky History trap is that Centuries
are always expressed as 1 ahead of the actual numerical year– This is because the year 1 AD is considered the
beginning of the 1st Century. – For example: Always take out the zeros
Years Century
0-100 1st Century
101-200 2nd Century
501-600 6th Century
1101-1200 12th Century
1901-2000 20th Century
2001-2100 21st century
Name: Core: Formative Assessment: Reading
Timelines1. Is the current year 2014 BCE or BC? (Circle one)
2. Which date is more recent 1492 BCE or 2008 BC? (Circle one)
3. Which date is more recent 2010 BC or 100 BC? (Circle one)
4. What century are we currently in? _______
5. What century is the year 1854 A.D/BCE in? ______
6. What is today’s date if it’s the first year of the 17th Century?
October _____, _____
Name: Core: Formative Assessment: Reading
Timelines1. Is the current year 2014 BCE or BC? (Circle one)
2. Which date is more recent 1492 BCE or 2008 BC? (Circle one)
3. Which date is more recent 2010 BC or 100 BC? (Circle one)
4. What century are we currently in? _______
5. What century is the year 1854 A.D/BCE in? ______
6. What is today’s date if it’s the first year of the 17th Century?
October _____, _____