Telling time lesson plan

Teaching your child how to tell the time can be hard. Our time keeping system, and reading an analogue clock, are complicated. To help your child tell the time, let’s make the lesson fun, hands-on, and as clear and simple as possible. Download my homemade clock printable and use these telling-the-time lesson ideas to help. […]

Between kindergarten and 2nd grade is a great time to start learning how to tell the time on an analog clock and luckily, there's a whole host of resources available (both free and paid) that

Make teaching time to kids EASY with this simple strategy: teaching the Space of an Hour. This strategy is the essential start to telling time for all grade levels. Start in kindergarten by teaching your classroom clock and then use this strategy through telling time to the nearest five minutes in 2nd, & teaching elapsed time in upper elementary. Grab the FREE clock worksheet to introduce the strategy, then discover FUN telling time activities & clock activities for ALL grades!

Help your kids to learn how to tell the time with this incredible free printable workbook. Learning to tell the time is an activity that's suitable for children from kindergartden through to third grade. In fact, we used these printables along with a number of additional resources to help our children tell the time over the course of around a year - we built up knowledge and experience with the minutes hand (which seems to be the most difficult to learn).

This is a great activity to help ESL students identify their daily routine while also learning about how to tell time.

These telling time activities are fun and engaging for your students! And they're differentiated by time to the hour, half hour and 5 minutes!

Let's teach primary students how to tell time to the hour and half past using hands-on math activities! You're students will love playing these fun games!

Connections. CC: 1.MD.3. This is an activity sheet on which students match analog time to it's written counterpart. This is best for use with students at the representational level with this concept. You will need the activity sheet and pencils.