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Winter Telling Time Activity

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Past and to clock guide: a labeled clock shows five past through half past to five to, plus three example alarm clocks
Reference sheet for introducing past and to phrases
Matching hours: students draw lines from digital times such as 4:00 and 12:00 to the same time in words, like four o'clock
Warm-up linking digital times to number words
Daily routine times: students write when they get up, eat, get to school, get home and go to bed and show each on a clock
Personal connection task for home or morning work
Reading o'clock times: students draw lines from 10 analog clocks to matching digital times such as 7:00, 12:00 and 4:00
Center task for analog-to-digital matching
Telling time to the hour: students read nine analog clocks and write the hour on the blank before each o'clock label
Independent practice reading hour hands
Holiday clocks: students read eight clocks topped with a reindeer, Santa, snowman and gingerbread and write each time below
Seasonal practice reading hours, halves and quarters
Telling time to the half hour: students read nine analog clocks, most showing half past, and write each time below
Practice for the half-hour lesson
Drawing clock hands: students draw hour and minute hands on nine blank clocks to show times such as 10:00, 2:00 and 6:00
Check whether students can show times on a clock
Analog, digital and words chart: students record five colored clock times digitally and in words, following a 6:15 example
Extension on writing times three ways
Time in words: students match six clocks to phrases like ten past one, then write five digital times such as 10:50 in words
Challenge page for past and to time phrases
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About This Product

I created this winter-themed telling time activity for young learners who are practicing how to read clocks and match daily routines with specific times. The worksheets use simple winter illustrations and clear clock faces, making it easy for students to work independently without feeling overwhelmed.

This resource works especially well during the winter months when students enjoy seasonal activities that are still academically meaningful. It can be used as a warm-up, a math center, a review activity, or a quiet task for early finishers. I’ve used similar time-telling sheets with my own students, and they always enjoy seeing the winter images while practicing an important math skill.

The pages are easy to print and work well in both color and black-and-white. They fit smoothly into classroom routines or can also be used at home for extra practice.

What’s included:

  • 10 Winter Telling Time worksheets

  • Activities for reading analog clocks

  • Matching clocks to written times

  • Writing times using “o’clock”

  • Simple winter illustrations

  • Suitable for ages 5–8

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