Description
Ready to introduce telling time to your students? Why not start by having them make a clock? This freebie contains 4 blank analog clocks with some differentiation to meet the many writing abilities in your beginning learners. Your students can review number identification 1-12 and number ordering and other features of an analog clock, like the hour hand and minute hand. Your student can begin to learn to tell time to the hour.
These are great for whole group and small group instruction, independent work, 1:1 instruction and are perfect for early and fast finishers. They are also great as take home packets and homework activities.
This Activity Is Great For:
- K-2 elementary school
- Students with disabilities
- Autism classrooms (grade clusters K-2 & 3-5)
- ESL, EFL, ELL, ELD, Newcomers
- Students with language impairments
- Reluctant readers and writers
- Mixed grade classrooms
- Mixed abilities classrooms
- At risk students
- Homeschool
This Build a Clock Activity is Perfect For:
- Independent desk work
- Small groups
- One-to-one instruction
- Workstations
- Math centers
- Fine motor center
- Homework/Enrichment
- Early and Fast finishers
- Take home packet/Parent Engagement
- Sub plans
This Build A Clock Freebie Includes:
4 Make Your Own Clock
- Color version with numbers on face of the clock - color coded hour hand and black minute hand. (print on cardboard or laminate)
- Blk/White worksheet version for student work (ink saver, print and go)
- Black/White version with numbers on face of clock
- Black/White version without numbers on face of clock
- Write numbers 1-12 on face of clock for number identification and number ordering
- Cut & Paste the numbers 1-12 on the face of the clock (students who are not yet writers)
- Clock Poster with clock features
This freebie is part of a larger resource you may be interested in, Telling Time To The Hour & Half Hour- Analog and Digital. The resource contains many differentiated worksheets to prepare your students for mastery in telling time to the hour and half hour and learning the concept of O'clock and half past, in both analog and digital clocks. It covers the complete standard for First grade:
MA.NY-1.MD.3a
Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks. Develop an understanding of common terms, such as, but not limited to, o’clock and half past.
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2. Next to each purchase, you'll see a Provide Feedback button
3. Click it and give a quick rating and leave a comment
4. Every time you give feedback, TPT gives you credits that you can use to lower
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Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Highlights
Description
Ready to introduce telling time to your students? Why not start by having them make a clock? This freebie contains 4 blank analog clocks with some differentiation to meet the many writing abilities in your beginning learners. Your students can review number identification 1-12 and number ordering and other features of an analog clock, like the hour hand and minute hand. Your student can begin to learn to tell time to the hour.
These are great for whole group and small group instruction, independent work, 1:1 instruction and are perfect for early and fast finishers. They are also great as take home packets and homework activities.
This Activity Is Great For:
- K-2 elementary school
- Students with disabilities
- Autism classrooms (grade clusters K-2 & 3-5)
- ESL, EFL, ELL, ELD, Newcomers
- Students with language impairments
- Reluctant readers and writers
- Mixed grade classrooms
- Mixed abilities classrooms
- At risk students
- Homeschool
This Build a Clock Activity is Perfect For:
- Independent desk work
- Small groups
- One-to-one instruction
- Workstations
- Math centers
- Fine motor center
- Homework/Enrichment
- Early and Fast finishers
- Take home packet/Parent Engagement
- Sub plans
This Build A Clock Freebie Includes:
4 Make Your Own Clock
- Color version with numbers on face of the clock - color coded hour hand and black minute hand. (print on cardboard or laminate)
- Blk/White worksheet version for student work (ink saver, print and go)
- Black/White version with numbers on face of clock
- Black/White version without numbers on face of clock
- Write numbers 1-12 on face of clock for number identification and number ordering
- Cut & Paste the numbers 1-12 on the face of the clock (students who are not yet writers)
- Clock Poster with clock features
This freebie is part of a larger resource you may be interested in, Telling Time To The Hour & Half Hour- Analog and Digital. The resource contains many differentiated worksheets to prepare your students for mastery in telling time to the hour and half hour and learning the concept of O'clock and half past, in both analog and digital clocks. It covers the complete standard for First grade:
MA.NY-1.MD.3a
Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks. Develop an understanding of common terms, such as, but not limited to, o’clock and half past.
Feedback is greatly appreciated and earns you TPT credit to use on future purchases:
1. Go to: My Purchases page
2. Next to each purchase, you'll see a Provide Feedback button
3. Click it and give a quick rating and leave a comment
4. Every time you give feedback, TPT gives you credits that you can use to lower
the cost of your future purchases.
Follow the store to be the first to know about our new products, freebies, discounts and store wide sales: Look for the green star next to our store logo and click it to follow or click here.
___________________________________
Copyright © Vortex2learning.
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Reviews
Thank you very much, Ellen, for your review. I am so happy that this, making a clock activity, was a fun addition to your telling time unit. =)
Thank you so much, Graciela, for your review. I am so happy that this Make a Clock activity was quick and easy and that your students were able to write the hours and practice telling time to the hour and half hour. =)
Thank you, Tressie, for the review. I am so happy that your students were engaged and wanted to make more than one clock! =)




