Help your students learn to tell the time to the hour, half-hour, quarter, and minute with a printable Telling the Time anchor chart PDF.
Teaching How to Tell Time? We Can Help!
You’re in the right place! The Teach Starter team has been hard at work creating new and useful resources to help you teach your students how to tell time, starting with a handy Telling Time printable anchor chart.
This anchor chart breaks the art of telling down into small chunks, giving students a visual reference of the hours/minutes, the units of conversion between time increments, and the difference between A.M. and P.M.
Ways to Use Your Telling the Time Poster
Looking for ideas on ways to use this chart in the classroom? Try these on for size!
- Introduce the basic concepts of time using an anchor chart. Explain the components of a clock such as the hour hand, minute hand, and clock face.
- Display the anchor chart prominently in the classroom and incorporate it into the daily routine. Discuss and point to the current time during morning meetings or transitions.
- Plan activities around the time anchor chart, such as having students create their own clocks or participate in time-based games and exercises.
- Add additional information to the anchor chart, such as digital time representations, to help students transition between analogue and digital clocks.
- Provide students with a smaller version of the anchor chart to reference when completing time-related homework.
Download and Print Your Telling the Time Anchor Chart
This printable resource is available in two versions: full colour and black and white. Click the download button to download your printable PDF resource file. Make your copy, and you’re ready to teach!
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Don’t stop there! Make sure you check out these amazing telling-the-time printables to add even more pizazz to your telling-time lesson plans.
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Just reading the comments below and wondering if these changes have been made? The download still says "big hand" and "small hand".
Great poster, however I think minute and hour hand would be better as this is what it says to refer to them in the curriculum :)