Time Flash Cards
These time flash cards help 1st through 3rd grade students read analog clocks to the hour, half hour and quarter hour with 40 fold-over cards. A practice page and answer key are included.
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Reading an analog clock is one of the first measurement skills children learn, and it takes plenty of short, steady practice. These time flash cards give 1st through 3rd grade students 40 clocks to read, from the hour and the half hour all the way to quarter past and quarter to. Each card shows a clear clock face with numbers and minute marks, so children learn to read both hands before they check the answer.
The time flash cards fold over, with the analog clock on the front and the digital time on the back, plus the time in words, such as quarter past 10 or half past 7. Show the clock side, ask the child to read the time, then flip the card to check. Keep the cards a child knows in one pile and practice the rest again. They work well in small groups, math centers, partner practice and quick morning review.
What’s Included
- Colorful cover page and How to Use page with prep tips
- 40 fold-over telling time flash cards on 10 sheets: 10 o’clock times, 10 quarter past, 10 half past and 10 quarter to
- 2nd grade practice worksheet: read six clocks and write the time
- Card list answer key
- Practice worksheet answer key
3 Reasons These Cards Help Kids
First, every clock is drawn to scale, so the hour hand creeps between the numbers just like a real clock, and children learn to notice where it points. Second, the digital time and the time words on the back connect three ways of saying the same time. Third, quarter hours build the skip counting by fives that students need for elapsed time in later grades.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Sort the cards into o’clock, quarter past, half past and quarter to, then race to read each pile. Hold up a card and ask what time it will be one hour later or half an hour later. At home, match a card to the kitchen clock at snack time or before bed.
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