Updated: 10 Oct 2018
Students create their own digital clock by cutting and pasting the parts of a digital clock on a template.
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Years: 1 - 4
Students create their own digital clock by cutting and pasting the parts of a digital clock on a template.
This worksheet is a great way to help introduce the parts of the digital clock. Students need to:
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