Telling Time Printable Resources

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Included in this listing:

*48 time flash cards featuring :00, :15, :30, :45 ( You could use these to create a schedule! Or if you printed off two sets play a Go Fish like game and call it “Tell Time”) [12 page PDF]

*Telling Time Game Sheets (4 Across) with 12 different cards. (You really could come up with tons of games with these cards!  Like, “I spy, …. 2:30.” and then help your child find it!) [12 page PDF]

*Hand Clock for hands on clock manipulation [1 page PDF]

*Clock with Flaps to show minutes behind (:05, :10, :15, :20, etc.) [2 page PDF]

*Minute Labels to put around a clock [1 page PDF]

How To Assemble:

Flash Cards: I printed the flashcards double sided manually on my small HP printer with cardstock paper. I use the BEST setting on all my prints. Printed off page 1. When it finished, loaded it back into my printer to print page 2 on the back. Laminated using 3mm laminating sheets and then cut out. You could round the corners using a corner rounding punch.

Telling Time Game Cards: Printed on cardstock, Best setting and “Borderless” setting on to get the color all the way to the edge. Then laminated. I trimmed mine then rounded the corners.

Hand Clock: Print off on cardstock, Best setting and “Borderless” setting on. Laminate. Then cut out the clock face and the hands. I cut an x in the middle circle and then hole punched the hands of the clock and secured with a brad.

Clock with flaps: Print off on cardstock, Best setting and “Borderless” setting on. Laminate. Then cut out the clock face, cutting around the edge and down the black lines between the numbers, the colored back face with minutes and the hands.  I cut an x in the middle circles and then hole punched the hands of the clock and secured with a brad. I added the cute design on the bottom to be used as a book mark, or you could use it as a dry erase, “Write the time” exercise.

Minute Labels: Print off on cardstock, Best setting and “Borderless” setting on. Laminate. Then cut out the circles and place around a real clock to help the kids with minutes around a clock.