Telling Time Extra Practice

Print-and-Go Telling Time Math Printables

This printable packet is designed to supplement formal math instruction. Included is an assortment of telling time worksheets using several time telling strategies and methods in order to promote diverse learners. These pages are appropriate for kindergarten through third grade students of all different levels and abilities. Each concept varies in difficulty. These can be used for differentiation, review, direct instruction, practice, homework, intervention, morning work, homeschooling, and math centers. Most worksheets contain several sets; these can be saved for later review throughout the year or for struggling students.

This versatile resource allows teachers to pull pages and make a packet for individual children or classrooms. This packet is perfect for teachers or parents to use as homework, math centers, whole-group instruction, small-group work, independent practice, and assessments.

Total Pages: 127 +Answer Key

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Children will practice the following telling time skills:

*Identifying the hour

*Creating the clock

*Telling time on a digital clock and analog clock by the hour, half hour, quarter hour, 5 minute increments, minutes

*Time words

*Draw hands on the clock

*How long is a second, minute, hour

*Time questions

*Adding and subtracting minutes, hours to a time

*Time word problems

 

Included: (most pages have up to 4 sets of each)

⭐Highlighting the hour: highlight the section of the clock that shows the hour.

⭐Crazy Clock: cut and glue the correct hours over the incorrect ones

⭐Missing Hours: write in the missing hours on the clock

⭐Spinning Hours: spin the hour, write it on the digital clock, draw the hour hand on the clock

⭐Lunch Hour: cut and glue the correct time under the clock.

⭐Finding the time: read the time on the clock and highlight the correct time (by the hour)

⭐Finest Hours: read the time on the analog clock and write the digital time (by the hour)

⭐Hours and Hours: read the time on the digital clock and draw the hour hand on the clock

⭐The Eleventh Hour: Read the time words and draw the hour hand on the clock

⭐Half Hours: look at the time on digital clock (in half hours) and draw the hour hand

⭐Hour Flowers: look at the time and draw the hands on the clock (by the hour and half hour)

⭐Hours and Half Hours: draw the hour hand on the clock and write the missing minutes

⭐The Space of Time: look at the analog clock and highlight the correct digital time

⭐Color the Hour: color the clocks that are on hour or half hour

⭐Wee Hours: read the time (in words) and draw the hands on the clock (hour and half hour)

⭐Roll & Dab Time Telling: roll a die, read a clock in that row, and dab or color the clock.

⭐Just a minute: cut and glue the minutes on the clock

⭐Spinning Minutes: spin for minutes on the clock, write it, and draw the hands on the clock (by quarter hour)

⭐Cutting Time: cut and glue the correct time under the clock (by quarter hour)

⭐Seize the Hour: draw a line from the digital time to correct analog clock (by quarter hour)

⭐After Hours:

⭐Read the clock and write the time (by quarter hour)

⭐Color the Clocks: make a color key and color clocks by: hour, half hour, quarter to, quarter after

⭐Minute by Minute: write the missing minutes on the clock

⭐Just a Minute: cut and glue the missing minutes on the clock.

⭐American Pastime: spin the minutes, write them on the clock, draw the hands on the clock

⭐Rush Hour: cut and glue the correct time under the clock.

⭐Tea Time: look at the time and draw the hands on the clock (to the minute)

⭐Bear Puts in Time: look at the clock and the time, if they match, color the happy bear, if not, color the sad bear.

⭐The Shining Hour: look at the clock and highlight the correct time (to the minute)

⭐Once Upon a Time: read the time words and draw the hands on the clock (by the minute)

⭐Good Times: read the time words and write the time (by the minute)

⭐In a Second: look at the activity and decide whether it takes seconds, minutes, or hours

⭐My time: write the times that you do the activities and draw the hands on the clock.

⭐Stuff of Time: answer the time questions.

⭐See You Later Alligator: write the time from the first clock, add the hour(s), write the time on the second clock and draw the hands on the clock.

⭐Before Your Time: write the time from the first clock, subtract the hour(s), write the time on the second clock and draw the hands on the clock.

⭐Minutes Later: write the time from the first clock, add the minutes(s), write the time on the second clock and draw the hands on the clock.

⭐Minutes Behind: write the time from the first clock, subtract the minute(s), write the time on the second clock and draw the hands on the clock. (by quarter hour)

⭐From Time to Time: read the word problems and write the time.

⭐The Gift of Time: read the word problems and write how much time passed.

 

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