Draw the Time to Five Minutes
Twelve blank clocks and a five-minute time under each. Kids draw the hour hand a little past the hour and the minute hand on a five.
Twelve clocks, each with a time under it. Some match and some don’t. Kids check the hands and fix the wrong ones.
“Does the time match the clock? Circle ✓ or ✗. If it is wrong, write the right time.”
Ask kids to fix the wrong ones on the clock too, not just write the right time.
Reading the hour hand as the next hour when it is just before it, like 2:50 read as 3:50.
Ask kids to record the time of five things they do after school.
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Twelve blank clocks and a five-minute time under each. Kids draw the hour hand a little past the hour and the minute hand on a five.
Sixteen times written in words, like “twenty past four” or “ten to nine”. Kids write each one as a digital time.
A camp day schedule and eight questions: what time does swimming start, how long is the hike, how long is the whole day?
Six end-time clocks with how long each thing lasted. Kids count back to find when it started.
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