Find the Start Time
Six end-time clocks with how long each thing lasted. Kids count back to find when it started.
A camp day schedule and eight questions: what time does swimming start, how long is the hike, how long is the whole day?
“Read the schedule. Each thing lasts until the next one starts. Answer the questions.”
Printed on the sheet:
Camp DayTimeSnackCraftsLunchNature hikeGamesGo home
Make a schedule for your own class day and ask the same questions.
Counting minutes by ones from the 12 instead of by fives.
Ask kids to record the time of five things they do after school.
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Six end-time clocks with how long each thing lasted. Kids count back to find when it started.
Twelve blank clocks with times like 3:17 and 8:42. Kids count by fives and ones to place the minute hand.
Twelve clocks showing o’clock times. Kids read the hour hand and write the time.
Twelve blank clocks with a time under each. Kids draw the hour hand and minute hand, on the hour and half hour.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.