Updated: 03 Oct 2023
A template to display around your classroom clock that highlights 'past' and 'to' terminology.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 3 Pages
Years: F - 6
A template to display around your classroom clock that highlights 'past' and 'to' terminology.
Use this display in your classroom to help students read the time on an analogue clock using the language of ‘past’ and ‘to.
Each side has been colour coded with number and word labels provided allowing you to customise the display to your liking.
Place the ‘past’ and ‘to’ arrows on the sides of the clock to help consolidate the ‘clockwise’ direction.
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Added an alternate set of the blue numerical labels. ':35', ':40', ':45', ':50' and ':55'.
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This looks really good! Love the arrows.
Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for that fantastic feedback! I love the arrows too! They really help students visualise the movement of the clock's hands. If we can help with anything else, please get in touch!