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Whole hour; half; and quarter hour resources; clocks; written; and digital times: some game boards and suggestions for games. Use only the cards suitable to the stage your grade or groups are at. All resources should be editable so you can add in different intervals as you need them.
This is an excellent source I am using in my life skills class room to teach time. It is not to kiddish so the students will love playing it in high school! I also love the versatility of the games. I still get to be a flexible teacher with my students, but with some structure. Just what I needed. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this - will be valuable for my placement training!!!
This is great. The ideas for games are so simple, wish I had thought of them. I can now stop trying to create my own clocks!
This is probably one of the best and useful resources on here :) As a student and with a million things to do, you have saved me a lot of time and stress! Thank you!
Many great lessons! My students loved playing the first activity in this lesson plan. When I told them they needed to stop and go to lunch, they wanted to keep playing. I will definitely use this lesson again! Thank you for sharing!
Great Resource! I put the clocks into a table to make it easier for my students to cut them apart.
I am working with teachers in a small school in India. This (and other SML resources) will be of great value to them. Thanks for sharing!
This is an amazing resource. Thanks so much...I always find teaching time telling difficult, but I think the kids will love this.