How to tell the time
Tick toc, tick toc . . .
I know the kids learn to tell the time in school but i think it's helpful to encourage the leaning at home.
I seen a version of this in my friends house (she's a teacher so it must be good).
All you need is
A3 sheet of papermarkers different colours
Draw a circle
Write the normal numbers on a clock 1 - 12
Half the page on the right put past and on the left put to Inside the circle wirte 5, 10, 1/4, 20, 25, 1/2, on the right and the same on the left I found it a good idea to highlight the inside numbers so I've them all the one colour (red) and the normal clock numbers i left muted.
Ultimately your ready to go Little Red Head has a watch he got for his birthday so with the aid of the watch he's able to read the clock you could adapt it with hands if needed
Finished product
* Putting it to work *
I know the kids learn to tell the time in school but i think it's helpful to encourage the leaning at home.
I seen a version of this in my friends house (she's a teacher so it must be good).
All you need is
A3 sheet of papermarkers different colours
Draw a circle
Write the normal numbers on a clock 1 - 12
Half the page on the right put past and on the left put to Inside the circle wirte 5, 10, 1/4, 20, 25, 1/2, on the right and the same on the left I found it a good idea to highlight the inside numbers so I've them all the one colour (red) and the normal clock numbers i left muted.
Ultimately your ready to go Little Red Head has a watch he got for his birthday so with the aid of the watch he's able to read the clock you could adapt it with hands if needed
Finished product
* Putting it to work *
