Practise telling time to the minute by reading analogue and digital clocks with this competitive whole-class telling time game.
Practice Telling Time to the Minute With a Telling Time Knockout Game
This fun and competitive Telling Time Knockout Game will get students up and moving while practising telling time to the minute.
To play, choose between the two styles of play: Read the Clock or Draw the Hands. For each style of play, the class will be split into two teams. Each team will send a student up to compete against each other. The goal is to answer the question the fastest and “knock” the other player out!
When playing this Telling Time Knockout Game, students read the analogue clock and write the correct digital time. When playing “Draw the Hands,” students look at a digital clock and draw the corresponding hands on the analogue clock.
The team with the most points wins at the end of a predetermined amount of time!
Easily Prepare This Year 3 Time to the Minute Telling Time Game for Your Students
Use the dropdown arrow on the Download button to select the PowerPoint or the Google Slides version of this resource. This game is designed to be played in Present mode.
This resource was created by Colleen Burke, a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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