Across
- 2. The later part of the day, from late afternoon to bedtime. It's when you have dinner and wind down.
- 4. All the time that has already happened. It includes yesterday, last week, and years ago.
- 5. A set of seven days that make up a cycle, including weekdays and the weekend.
- 8. The time that hasn't happened yet. It includes tomorrow, next year, and beyond.
- 10. Right now, the current moment in time. It's when you're reading this description.
- 11. The day that came before today. It's a chance to reflect on what happened in the past.
- 13. The day that comes after today. It's full of possibilities and a chance to plan for what's to come.
- 15. The early part of the day, from when you wake up until noon. It's a time for breakfast and getting ready.
Down
- 1. A span of 10 years. It's a way to group years together, like the '80s or the '90s.
- 3. A longer period of time made up of 12 months. It's what we use to count how old we are.
- 6. The middle part of the day, between noon and evening. It's a good time for lunch and activities.
- 7. A very long time period of 100 years. It's used to talk about history, like the 19th century.
- 9. The current day, the one you're experiencing right now. It's a new opportunity to learn and have fun.
- 12. A device that tells you what time it is. It has hands or numbers to show the hours and minutes.
- 14. A period of time about 30 days long. It's how we organize time on the calendar, like January or May.