Make a paper clock to learn the time
Make a paper clock. Print the clock face and its two hands, color them, cut them out and join them in the middle with a paper fastener. Your child can then set the clock to any time. Print one big clock, or four small clocks for a group.
Your worksheet:
Start with times on the hour: the long hand points up to 12 and the short hand shows the hour. Then move to half past.
When the clock is easy, the telling time worksheets give pages to read and draw the time.
Scissors, crayons and a paper fastener. Card or thick paper makes the clock last longer.
Yes. Choose “Black and white” under “Print in”. The page uses very little ink.
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