Years ago I bought these clock cards from the Dollar Tree and laminated them so we could write on them with dry-erase markers. I wrote in times on the digital clock part and my students had to fill in the hands on the analog clock. Once I approved their answer they would erase the hands and pass to the left and work on the next. I overheard one student say, "This is so fun!" That's what a teacher likes to hear!!
We've also played a matching game with these fun springtime cards I made. Students have to match the analog clock, the digital clock, and the time in word form. For a challenge I had some students put the cards in chronological order or find the card that answers a question such as, "If swim practice starts at 3 o'clock and lasts one hour, what time does it end?" Then they had to find the 4:00 card.
Click here to see this set is in my store. It includes 108 cards for time to the hour, half, hour, 5 minutes, and to the minute. Could be used in any elementary classroom!
