Option 1:
1:28 (28 minutes past 1:00)
- Ellen left the store at 1:13 (1:00 + 15 minutes to get there)
- It takes 15 minutes to walk back home
- 1:13 + 15 = 1:28
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Option 2:
12:47 (13 minutes to 1:00)
- Ellen spent 13 minutes in the store
- She left the store at 1:13 (1:00 + 15 minutes to get there)
- It takes 15 minutes to walk back home
- 1:13 + 15 = 1:28
- To get the time Ellen returned home, we subtract 15 minutes from 1:13
- 1:13 - 0:15 = 12:47
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Ellen walked to the store at 1:00.
It takes Ellen 15 minutes to walk to or from the store.
She spent 13 minutes in the store, and then walked back home.
Drag the tiles to show the time Ellen returned home in two ways. Tiles may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
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Ellen walked to the store at 1:00.
It takes Ellen 15 minutes to walk to or from the store.
She spent 13 minutes in the store, and then walked back home.
It takes Ellen 15 minutes to walk to or from the store.
She spent 13 minutes in the store, and then walked back home.
Ellen left the store at 1:13 and walked back home. It took her 15 minutes to walk home. Therefore, Ellen arrived back home at 1:28.