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Learning Resources Write and Wipe Student Clocks, Set of 10,Multi-color $13.92 Free shipping 7 watching Learning Resources Tock The Learning Clock, Educational Talking & Teaching Clock $29.24 Only 1 left! Learning Resources Tock The Learning Clock, Educational Talking Clock Open Box $25.00 or Best Offer Using the poster board, cut two arrows—a longer one for the minute hand, and a shorter one for the hour hand. Pierce the ends of the arrows with the paper fastener, slide it through the hole in the center of your clock face, and secure it at the back. Pick a day of the week and, with your child's help, create a list of his activities. Introduction. (5 minutes) Show students a digital clock (e.g,. an alarm clock), and have them turn and talk to a partner to describe the clock. Record students observations on the board (e.g., that the clock is shaped like a rectangle, that it shows the time with numbers, etc.). Ask students to name places they may have seen a digital clock Tighten the screw by using the Phillips screwdriver to turn the screw in a clockwise direction until secure. Do not over-tighten the screw. 2 PAUSING THE TIMER 1 Press both buttons at the same time to PAUSE. 2. Press the STARTto resume. STOPPING THE TIMER 1. Press and hold the MENUbutton to stop the timer. Help children learn to tell the time at home and at school with our easy read clocks. Clear designs and simple teaching methods make it easy for children to learn the time in terms of 'minutes past and to' the hour or '12 /24 hour' time. Teach your children using our straightforward system and they will quickly master this essential life skill. Here are 9 brilliant clock crafts for kids. 1. Countdown Clock (via Buggy and Buddy) This cute and crafty clock is easy for little ones to proudly make on their own with paper plates and simple crafting materials. It's bright and sparkly, and ideal for kids to use to countdown the hours on New Year's Eve. 2. The digital clocks can be viewed in either the 12-hour or 24-hour format. Each of the three clocks can be set to show the current time, a random time according to various step options, or any given am or pm time. Students can use it to read or set various times, and can be asked to show various times, such as an hour earlier or later. AGE Printable Clock Worksheet Activity - This printable worksheet covers analog clocks and digital clocks to help your kids recognize time. Telling Time Math Unit - A fun free unit that teaches your kids telling time in whole hours, half hour, half past, and quarter hour to and after. Write the Room! Repeat with 6:00 (do the analog clock first) then 9:00, then 12:00. Both arms should be straight above their heads for 12:00. Change the digital clock to be 3:30. Show what this looks like on the analog clock. Have students use their bodies to imitate 3:30, then 6:30, then 9:30. Use a watch (analog) or clock to show your child what you're going to make. 3. Ask your child to stick a sticker at the top of the "clock face" and one at the bottom. 4. Ask your child to write 12 on the top sticker and 6 on the bottom sticker. 5. Next ask him to stick a sticker on each side and then right 3 and 9. 6. Description: (Grades K-4). Hidden gears maintain correct hour and minute relationships as you demonstrate time-telling concepts. Durable plastic clock is 131/4" high with easy-to-read hour and minute markings, removable stand and Teaching