Telling Time Practice Sheets

The kids are reviewing time in math at the moment.  Going with the same kitty theme (see the preschool math sheets I made Counting Kitties from Monday’s post), I made clocks cards for ED.

If you’re interested in these two pages, you’ll need to click on both links below:

Kitty-Clock Analog Clock

Kitty-Clock-Digital

She is using them both for matching and to play a board game.

 

This is the board we use with ED’s clock cards (we use Fast Track for most anything when it comes to math!!). When ED flips over a 3 o’clock card, she figures out the time and moves that many spaces. She continues (drawing another card if she needs to) until she can’t move any more.

 

Here’s a close-up of the board if you want to make your own. The idea came from Peggy Kaye’s Games for Math. It’s a wonderful resource for making your math time more fun!

 

 

For the older kids, I’ve used the Time Worksheet Generator from the Teacher’s Corner to create sheets for the kids during math time. You can create worksheets that suit your child’s needs. You can create worksheets to the hour, half-hour, quarter hour, or by  ten-minute, five minute or  minute intervals. They also let you choose the style of the clock face.

 

A while back I also shared a great online game that I let the kids play now and then called Stop the Clock.

 Here’s a picture of Stop the Clock — Level 1 – learning time to the half hour and hour:

 

Here are direct links to the other levels:

Stop the Clock — Level 2 — fifteen minute intervals

Stop the Clock — Level 3 — five minute intervals

Stop the Clock — Level 4 – to the minute

Stop the Clock — Level 5 — military time (such as 18:19)

P.S. Here’s a link to the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division worksheet generator if you need that.  I use this now and then as well.