Telling Time Center

We just finished up our unit on telling time (to the hour and half hour), so of course I needed a reinforcement center to help my kids keep practicing what they learned.  I chose to make one of my self-correcting puzzles for this reinforcement center.  The kids get to match the analog clocks to their digital times, and since each piece will only match with it’s corresponding piece, they instantly know which piece is correct.  I’ve heard a lot of good conversation coming out of this center too – things like “No, that’s not 12:30, it’s 6:00, because the short hand’s pointing at the 6!” 
Grab a copy for yourself from my TPT store for just $2.50.
    

We just finished up our unit on telling time (to the hour and half hour), so of course I needed a reinforcement center to help my kids keep practicing what they learned.  I chose to make one of my self-correcting puzzles for this reinforcement center.  The kids get to match the analog clocks to their digital times, and since each piece will only match with it’s corresponding piece, they instantly know which piece is correct.  I’ve heard a lot of good conversation coming out of this center too – things like “No, that’s not 12:30, it’s 6:00, because the short hand’s pointing at the 6!” 
Grab a copy for yourself from my TPT store for just $2.50.
    

We just finished up our unit on telling time (to the hour and half hour), so of course I needed a reinforcement center to help my kids keep practicing what they learned.  I chose to make one of my self-correcting puzzles for this reinforcement center.  The kids get to match the analog clocks to their digital times, and since each piece will only match with it’s corresponding piece, they instantly know which piece is correct.  I’ve heard a lot of good conversation coming out of this center too – things like “No, that’s not 12:30, it’s 6:00, because the short hand’s pointing at the 6!” 
Grab a copy for yourself from my TPT store for just $2.50.