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When first introducing students how to read and tell time on an analog clock, I teach them to draw hops around the outside of the clock and count by 5's. When we get to the minute hand we stop.
This is one of the many activities in my newly updated Telling Time unit!
⏰http://bit.ly/SUTellingTimeUnit
KABOOM! is the one game that I always say every teacher needs in there classroom. It is so versatile and can be used with anything. This is my students absolute favorite game to play and they never get tired of it. I have games made for all subject areas. Read all about this class favorite! ---> bit.ly/KABOOMClassroomGame
One year, we read a story about a little girl who flew around the world and saw many different things, one of which was the Statue of Liberty. When the students were asked to name something she saw on her journey, a little boy said the Spatula Delivery! Too cute!
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It is important for students to understand which hour owns the space in between the numbers on the clock.
In this activity, your students can color the spaces on the clock based on the directions. Game cards are also included to practice identifying the correct hour.
This is one of the many activities in my newly updated Telling Time unit!
⏰http://bit.ly/SUTellingTimeUnit
