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BBC Education - Snapdragon - Tell the Time Cute little activity teaches the hours in English and Welsh! Kids can make the hands move.
Bornthinker.com Smiley ClockKids decorate an animated clock by correctly telling the time. Needs Shockwave and Flash. Scroll down to Smiley Clock and click Play.
Clock & Telling Time Games - All Free and Online Oodles of telling time, analog to digital clock games! Huge collection, some we already have, some not. Check them out and use them if they meet your needs. Part of a larger, promising site!
Clockmaker from Mr. Nussbaum is a good (not easy) game to hone analog-to-digital clock skills. Wind the clock, see where the hands end up, then enter the hour and minutes in numbers. Watch the video to see exactly how to do this, as well as all the options (decorating the clock, Roman numerals, second hand).
Clockworks from KS1 Bitesize Numeracy covers Hours, half hours and minutes; also one of the few that asks "what time will it be in..." Three levels, five stages in each. Good stuff.
Educational games from Digipuzzle. "On this page you can find the overview of the educational games from Digipuzzle.net. All games can be played full screen on a PC, a tablet (Android Tablets, iPad, etc) or mobile phone (Android, iOS)." Here's a diverse group of kids' games, from numeracy to multiplication, with some early language arts, some geography, time, hieroglyphics, and some money math. Here they are by subject with the number of games in parentheses:
A big Thank You to Marcel van de Wouw. These are nice!
Interactive Clock from Time-for-Time show hours, minutes, digital, and current time. Good teaching aid, listed by Wilson School.
Learn to Tell Time (New URL!) "(Learn to tell time using a standard clock face in increments of 5 minutes.) NOTE: JAVA is required for this learning tool."
Teaching Time - Teaching Tools This big site has online activities by grade and has print-outs, too. Scroll down to the Whole Class Clock and the Year 1 - Year 5 sections of the site. Options to purchase and download, too. We bought their Year 1-5 CD and it's good. Good customer support, too. They're located in Yorkshire in the UK but they mail to other countries.
Tellin' Time Free download, game for Windows only. From the author: "I put this together for my kids to practice reading the time off of an analog clock. It's based on a flashcard type game where an analog (12 hour) clock face displays a random time. The child is then expected to enter the "digital equivalent". A four minute timer runs in the background, and a count of correct/incorrect answers is displayed. This program is freeware. Enjoy."
Telling the Time is part of MathsZone Interactive Maths Games and Activities.There are a few that we don't even have! All conveniently in one place, like ours, but all these have pics.
Telling Time in Words and Digits from Harcourt. Guess the time in minutes and seconds!
Time Travel Good multilevel telling time drills game from ABCya! Help the hero find his friend, who is lost in time. Uses analog and digital clocks (kids choose one or the other at each of the four steps. Starts with easy "Find 7:30", gets hard at the end "10 of 3", "a quarter past 5".
Time Tutorial from Kids' Online Resources Parents can teach their kids to tell time with the help of this site.
Time Zone "What Is the Time Now?" from Turtle Diary is a talking, interactive telling time game. Kids type in the digital time while watching an analog clock. Supposed to be for ages 6-7, will be challenging for some older kids, too.
TimeWorks "Place the numbers on the clock face." Click and drag the numbers to their correct positions on an analog clock face. Good for teaching understanding that the analog clock's numbers stand for time. Also good for practicing motor skills and for teaching number order.
Webmath is a math-help web site that generates answers to specific math questions and problems, as entered by a user, at any particular moment. The math answers are generated and displayed real-time, at the moment a web user types in their math problem and clicks "solve." In addition to the answers, Webmath also shows the student how to arrive at the answer. Covers Kindergarten up through calculus and financial mathematics.
What time is it? from Primary Games "Look at the analog clock and tell the time. Then pick the digital clock that shows the same time. This game has 10 questions." Easy to play, forgiving game. It does hours and half-hours only.
The World Clock – Time Zones from Time and Date. A site both amazing and superb. Look towards the bottom of the page to see UTC (GMT/Zulu)-time. UTC (GMT/Zulu)-time = London, UK time. Use the Time Zone Converter to find what your local time is in London, or any other place on the list of cities.
"Who knows where the time goes..." We sure don't! We're dogs!
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