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Thinking sheet · Math and science
My Day in Clocks
Draw four things you do every day and show each time on a clock face.
- Grades
- 1–3
- Time
- about 20 minutes
- Topic
- Math and science
- Kids practice
- telling time, daily routines, elapsed time
What kids do
“The rooster wakes up early. What time do YOU do things?”
- I wake up
- I eat lunch
- I go home
- I go to bed
- How many hours am I at school?
How to run it
- Draw the hands on the clock and write the time underneath.
- Draw a tiny picture of the activity in the box beside the clock.
- Younger kids stick to o’clock and half past.
Talk about it
- What is the earliest thing you do?
- How long is lunch?
- Whose day starts first?
Take it further
Add two more clocks for weekend times.
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