Description
This is a MONEY SAVING bundle of four digital interactive files to practice telling time. This set of 80 self-checking slides may be used with Google Slides™, PDF, or PowerPoint. Two formats of questions are presented in each activity to offer a variety of practice. For each practice deck, students will match a given clock to the correct time for the first ten questions and then choose the clock that matches a specific time for the remaining ten slides.
By purchasing this bundle, you SAVE 20% off the price of buying the sets individually!
This bundle includes the following:
Digital Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour Practice Halloween Edition
Digital Telling Time to the Quarter Hour Practice Halloween Edition
Digital Telling Time to 5 Minutes Practice Halloween Edition
Digital Telling Time to the Minute Practice Halloween Edition
Provided Files:
✦ PowerPoint version of the slide deck with sound
✦ PowerPoint version of the slide deck without sound
✦ PDF version of the slide deck (to print or use on a device)
✦ Link to copy the Google Slides™ version of the slide deck
Instructions are included for using this resource with Google Slides™, PDF, and PowerPoint. To use the file with PowerPoint, you will need a device with PowerPoint installed. For the PDF version, you need access to a computer that is able to read a PDF. To use the file with Google Slides™, you will need access to the Internet and a free Google™ account.
Students will be motivated to practice their time-telling skills with this engaging and self-correcting set of interactive digital slides! They will work at their own pace by clicking on “buttons” to advance the slides. Correct answers link to a slide that says “Yes!” and then to the next question. Incorrect answers link to a slide that says “Try Again” and then back to the missed question.
Ideas for incorporating this resource:
✦ Independent practice or math station activity
✦ As a digital Math Center activity
✦ Use for small group time during math rotations
✦ Whole-group review with a projector or during online learning video chat
✦ Focused independent learning for special education students
✦ Hybrid or remote learning independent activity for telling-time fluency
To catch freebies and learn about new resources:
Follow Mitchell MATH Activities on TPT
I am interested in hearing your feedback!
Thank you,
Janet Mitchell
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Description
This is a MONEY SAVING bundle of four digital interactive files to practice telling time. This set of 80 self-checking slides may be used with Google Slides™, PDF, or PowerPoint. Two formats of questions are presented in each activity to offer a variety of practice. For each practice deck, students will match a given clock to the correct time for the first ten questions and then choose the clock that matches a specific time for the remaining ten slides.
By purchasing this bundle, you SAVE 20% off the price of buying the sets individually!
This bundle includes the following:
Digital Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour Practice Halloween Edition
Digital Telling Time to the Quarter Hour Practice Halloween Edition
Digital Telling Time to 5 Minutes Practice Halloween Edition
Digital Telling Time to the Minute Practice Halloween Edition
Provided Files:
✦ PowerPoint version of the slide deck with sound
✦ PowerPoint version of the slide deck without sound
✦ PDF version of the slide deck (to print or use on a device)
✦ Link to copy the Google Slides™ version of the slide deck
Instructions are included for using this resource with Google Slides™, PDF, and PowerPoint. To use the file with PowerPoint, you will need a device with PowerPoint installed. For the PDF version, you need access to a computer that is able to read a PDF. To use the file with Google Slides™, you will need access to the Internet and a free Google™ account.
Students will be motivated to practice their time-telling skills with this engaging and self-correcting set of interactive digital slides! They will work at their own pace by clicking on “buttons” to advance the slides. Correct answers link to a slide that says “Yes!” and then to the next question. Incorrect answers link to a slide that says “Try Again” and then back to the missed question.
Ideas for incorporating this resource:
✦ Independent practice or math station activity
✦ As a digital Math Center activity
✦ Use for small group time during math rotations
✦ Whole-group review with a projector or during online learning video chat
✦ Focused independent learning for special education students
✦ Hybrid or remote learning independent activity for telling-time fluency
To catch freebies and learn about new resources:
Follow Mitchell MATH Activities on TPT
I am interested in hearing your feedback!
Thank you,
Janet Mitchell
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