Elapsed time anchor chart 3rd grade

Elapsed Time- 3rd Grade

I don't know why it is, but teaching elapsed time is just so hard! The concept seems so foreign to the kids, though they deal with it on a daily basis. I am really stumped as to what makes this so difficult for them to grasp and figure out. So, to help make the idea more concrete, I whipped out some good old sentence strips and had the kids practice with concept with their own life as an example. I asked them to think about a typical weekday afternoon. From 2pm until 6pm (so when they get…

Elapsed time anchor chart

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lapsed Time Worksheets teach time intervals going forwards and backward to elementary students of all ages. These printable elapsed time activities are free and cover a variety of math concepts like telling time, understanding the clock, hours, half hours, and more!

Use this Elapsed Time Activities pages during your guided math groups. The pages included number line strategy and t-chart strategy free printables. Put these in sheet protectors and use during small group instruction. You will also find anchor charts you can create with your students. #ElapsedTime #MathCenters #MathGames #ThirdGradeMath #3rdgrademath #GuidedMath #MathTechConnections

Students can refer to this Elapsed Time Anchor Chart. Use the Number Line strategy to practice elapsed time. You will also find free practice pages to use during guided math groups. #ElapsedTime #MathCenters #MathGames #ThirdGradeMath #3rdgrademath #GuidedMath #MathTechConnections

Elapsed Time Anchor Chart