Resources

= Time resources =

External link: [|24 and 12 hour clock]

Another wonderful 2 player game. Match digital 24 hour times like 13:35 to the analogue clock which shows this time with it's hands. External link: [|Analogue to digital quiz]

You are given a time like "twenty past four" in words. Click on stop when the moving hands of the clock hit the time as given in words. Good for children who know how to tell the analogue time. External link: [|Bang on time]

A simple clock to use with the whole class. Buttons allow you to move on by seconds, minutes and hours. Also shows the time at the moment (according to your PC clock!) ). External link: [|Big clock for teaching with]

Use this NNS program to adjust the time - then question to your hearts content. Click on the shockwave icon to get this going. External link: [|Clock]

A great Birmingham grid activity for comparing time. External link: [|Compare two times] Saint Ambrose Barlow have created this lovely quiz to support understanding of days of the week. External link: [|Days of the week]

Snap times like 08:30 to 8:30am. A great 24 hour time activity from BBC. External link: [|Develop understanding of the 24 hour clock]

All o clocks - match the digital and analogue time - classic memory game. External link: [|Digital and analogue match up memory game]

An interactive analogue clock face that you can set the time on. The time is echoed in a digital clock and also using words. There are some activities that can be used to develop the skills necessary to learn how to tell the time. External link: [|Interactive Clock Face] Match words like century and second? Well, you could always talk about the meaning of these words and how they all fit together. Great questioning will make this BBC site a joy to use. External link: [|Language of time]

Learn o-clock and half past, through this delightful game for two players. This site can take 20 seconds to fully load. External link: [|O'clock and half past game]

Order these cards with analogue times shown. There is also a general more difficult time ordering activity to try. External link: [|Order times including o clock and half past]

Multilingual too! You'll have to make up some time related questions though! External link: [|Print out your callendar]

Prints parts and faces for paper clock models with and without cues. This generator also creates clock faces on which times must be drawn by the learner now including various difficulties of digital time and the 24hr clock. Use the buttons to choose models and to generate the clock questions. New questions are randomly generated with each button press to enable repeatability. External link: [|Printable clocks]

O' clock and half past and a analogue time set are provided. You play higher / lower and then order the times. External link: [|Random time cards]

From moving the minute hand to the 12 to signify o' clock to working out 2:55. Great for making connections between analogue and digital. External link: [|Set the clock]

You are given an analogue clock face and asked to set the digial time in 24hr clock mode. External link: [|Setting a digital 24 hour clock] You are given airport departure times and asked to move the hands on an analogue clock to make the time correct. External link: [|Setting an anologue clock using digital 24 hour clock]

You are given the digital and analogue clock faces. Match them up - as simple as that. A great plenary activity. External link: [|Stop the clock (1 min intervals)]

You are given the digital and analogue clock faces. Match them up - as simple as that. A great plenary activity for practising quarter of an hour intervals. External link: [|Stop the clock (15 min intervals)]

You are given the digital and analogue clock faces. Match them up - as simple as that. A great plenary activity. External link: [|Stop the clock (5 min intervals)]

You are given the digital and analogue clock faces. Match them up - as simple as that. A great plenary activity. External link: [|Stop the clock (half past and on the hour)]

Tell time to... the whole hour to the half hour to the quarter hour to five minute intervals to the minute Although it's a worksheet - you could easily use this as part of a session on the Interactive Whiteboard. External link: [|Tell the time - adjustable questions worksheet]

This super ICT games activity tests o clock, quarter to and half past with an analogue clock. External link: [|Telling the time - o clock, quarter to and half past]

Telling the time, am or pm and the 24 hour clock are three options on this wonderful Bimingham grid site. External link: [|Time activities]