Description
This Bingo game is #3 of 3 and contains a mixture of hour, quarter-hour, half-hour, and three-quarter hour times.
Learning to tell time takes a lot of practice to become proficient. But instead of just doing worksheets I wanted my kids to have fun while still learning, and that’s why I created this Bingo game. It’s perfect for small group assistance, math centers, peer collaboration challenges, or even for whole class lessons. My students ask to play this game over and over!
Just like normal Bingo, you call out a time and the students must find the matching clock on their card. Students can trade cards after each game for unlimited practice. Simply cut out each of the cards, laminate and you're ready to go. This set contains 30 different Bingo cards, 50 markers to cover up their squares, and a list of 48 times to call out.
When making copies, I recommend enlarging to 11x17 paper and laminating. Keep each set of cards in a plastic baggie to use over and over, year after year. I’ve included an answer key for display, or for kids to verify for themselves when playing in centers or small groups. This game is a perfect way to pull small groups for those kids needing extra help.
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Description
This Bingo game is #3 of 3 and contains a mixture of hour, quarter-hour, half-hour, and three-quarter hour times.
Learning to tell time takes a lot of practice to become proficient. But instead of just doing worksheets I wanted my kids to have fun while still learning, and that’s why I created this Bingo game. It’s perfect for small group assistance, math centers, peer collaboration challenges, or even for whole class lessons. My students ask to play this game over and over!
Just like normal Bingo, you call out a time and the students must find the matching clock on their card. Students can trade cards after each game for unlimited practice. Simply cut out each of the cards, laminate and you're ready to go. This set contains 30 different Bingo cards, 50 markers to cover up their squares, and a list of 48 times to call out.
When making copies, I recommend enlarging to 11x17 paper and laminating. Keep each set of cards in a plastic baggie to use over and over, year after year. I’ve included an answer key for display, or for kids to verify for themselves when playing in centers or small groups. This game is a perfect way to pull small groups for those kids needing extra help.
