Telling Time on an Analog Clock- Part 1

A print out of a blank clock will be provided to print out if students want to practice with paper and pencil. If you print out the clock, it is helpful to put the paper in a plastic sleeve and then give your student a dry erase marker to practice drawing hands on the clock. But if you have a toy clock than you can move the hands on, you can use that as well.  Parents are encouraged to sit with their students and help as needed. In this class students will be learning to identify each number on a analog and digital clock, the hour hand, the minute hand, and how to tell time for each hour, half past, quarter past, and three quarters past.  It is helpful if students know how to count by 5's, but not required. We will practice this some in class. This class will be hands on and students are required to have a clock they can practice on. The teacher will provide a link to a print out of empty clocks they can practice on if desired. Students will be either using a toy clock they can move the hands on, (which is preferred if you have one), or the print out provided by the teacher to practice drawing the hands on the clock. If you print out the sample clock, it is helpful if you can print out several copies, or put the print out in a plastic cover, and give your student a dry erase marker. This will allow them to erase and draw the hands on the clock multiple times, we will be practice this multiple times in class. Parents are encouraged to sit with their children to help as needed. 


At the end of each class, we will play an interactive game on the website nearpod.com. 
It is best if the student has an alternate device from the one they are in the outschool classroom on, open a browser, and load this website. 

I will provide the code in class. and it will be at the end of class. 
Let me know if you have any questions.