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Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour
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When I'm doing a theme, I like to match the regular activities that we do daily, with whatever theme I have going on.

With that in mind, I designed these time activities with a gingerbread theme.

The packet includes digital and analog time cards to the hour and half hour.

Use them for flashcards, puzzles & games.

There are also 3 options for an analog gingerbread clock to use as a spinner game, or for whole-group assessing.

If you're going to use the gingerbread man as a clock, have children attach a large and small paperclip with a brass brad.

Simply call out a time. Children manipulate the paperclips to show that time.

I've also included an assessment worksheet, a "Kaboom!" game, plus 2 cover options to make an Itty Bitty "My Telling Time" booklet.

I'm Diane from Teach With Me, hoping you have time for all the little extras that make learning especially fun in December.

Click here, to see more Gingerbread activities.

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Check out my educational Pinterest boards.

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Gingerbread Activities Telling Analog & Digital Time To The Hour & Half Hour

Rated 4.8 out of 5, based on 3 reviews
4.8 (3 ratings)
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Description

When I'm doing a theme, I like to match the regular activities that we do daily, with whatever theme I have going on.

With that in mind, I designed these time activities with a gingerbread theme.

The packet includes digital and analog time cards to the hour and half hour.

Use them for flashcards, puzzles & games.

There are also 3 options for an analog gingerbread clock to use as a spinner game, or for whole-group assessing.

If you're going to use the gingerbread man as a clock, have children attach a large and small paperclip with a brass brad.

Simply call out a time. Children manipulate the paperclips to show that time.

I've also included an assessment worksheet, a "Kaboom!" game, plus 2 cover options to make an Itty Bitty "My Telling Time" booklet.

I'm Diane from Teach With Me, hoping you have time for all the little extras that make learning especially fun in December.

Click here, to see more Gingerbread activities.

Come join the fun on Facebook for my exclusive FREEBIES & Monthly Giveaways.

Check out my educational Pinterest boards.

Don’t forget that all my new products are 40% off for 48 hours. Click the green star button (under my photo) to follow me & you’ll be notified of these huge savings.

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 5 out of 5
July 27, 2018
Great resource.
Sandra U.
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Rated 4.5 out of 5
January 10, 2017
Students really enjoyed this activity; they get lots of practice during math centers.
Norma C.
66 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
July 9, 2016
This was a great addition to our Gingerbread Man unit in December.
Amanda H.
98 reviews

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