Time Lessons -

learning clock Helpful for learning how to recognize time. Cut out the hour and minute hands and use a brass tack to attach the hands to the clock. Or, draw the time on the clock and attach to activity schedules to help teach time relationships, for example, start and finish times.	It's About Time - (PRIMARY) Students learn to tell time to the hour on an analog clock. Students estimate the time it will take to complete a task, then see if it takes more or less time
Kid Klok - This site is an online clock (set to Pacific Standard Time) where students can enter a time and see it displayed on the clock.	Clocks and Time - In this Clocks and Time Activity, you and your class will visit a special clock on the Internet. It was created to help children learn how to tell time. Children will practice telling and writing time.
Kid Klok Supplement	Time Activities - This site provides activities for telling time, ordering time, adding and subtracting time, and using a calendar.
Ask Dr. Math: How to Tell Time - get details on how to read a clock.	How to Tell Time - find out how people measured time in the past, read about clocks and calendars, time zones, time travel, and much more.
Snapdragon - Tell the Time - try to make the hands on the clock match with the time the dragon gives. From BBC Education.	Telling Time Poems
U.S. Naval Observatory Master Clock. Go to the page the gives the correct time in your time zone. Have your child help you to set your home clocks to the official time.	Learning To Tell Time
Time - Print out this page and cover it with contact paper. Use a grease marking pencil for marking on the sheet.