This telling time pack has all the time clip cards you'll ever need! Students can practice telling time to the hour, half hour, 15 minutes, & 5 minutes.
Practice telling time to the hour with these pumpkin theme time clip cards! They are so simple to set up- print, laminate, & get some clothespins!
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Are you looking for some clock learning for kids? These clip cards have analog clocks and the children have to figure out the time as well as the sayings that go with it. For example, they may have to place clips on half-past 6 and 6:30.
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My students LOVED Clip Card Centers and your students will too! You will love how easy it is to prepare these Easy to Prep Pumpkin Themed Time to the Five Minutes Clip Card Math Centers for your class. You can dedicate one of your math centers, math workstations, as a time center. This resource incl...
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My students LOVED Clip Card Centers and your students will too! You will love how easy it is to prepare these Easy to Prep Christmas Tree Themed Time to the Hour and Half Hour Clip Card Math Centers for your class. You can dedicate one of your math centers, math workstations, as a time center. This ...
This St. Patrick's Day-themed telling time to the half hour math activity will help your students improve their time-telling skills. These task cards challenge students to identify and write the correct time to the half hour. Using clothespins, they clip the correct digital time and record their answers on the provided recording sheet. This fun and engaging activity is an effective way to develop important cognitive and math skills. Get your set today and help your students master telling time to the half hour! *************************************** This Resource Includes: 16 pages 12 task cards: 1 set in color, 1 set in black and white Recording sheet (color and bw) Answer keys *************************************** A Perfect Resource for: Preschoolers/Pre-K Kindergarteners First Graders Homeschoolers Early Intervention EFL-ESL-ELD-ELL *************************************** Ways to Use This Resource: Whole group Small groups Math Centers 1:1 instruction for early intervention Morning/Bell work Early finishers Busy bags *************************************** ❤️Thanks for stopping by to check out this resource! Follow my store to be updated about new products, freebies, and sales! *************************************** Happy Teaching! Marguerite:) Teach 2 Grow with ME [email protected]
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This September bundle has SIX different sets of Seasonal Time to the Hour and Time to the Half Hour Clip Card Centers. Perfect for small groups, centers, tutoring, homework, and center seat work, so many ways to use these Clip Cards that the possibilities are endless. You can dedicate one of your ma...
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Happy Saturday, everyone. I took a little break from cardmaking this week...it's been a while since I did that! Since my leg is making improvement daily, I spent time catching up on some light housekeeping chores that hadn't been done for the last month since I was healing, and a "girls' day out" with a couple dear friends. Add to that a broken washing machine, and a car with a check engine light that had to be addressed and fixed, and cardmaking took a back seat to other fun and not-so-fun things. :) But I did finish one project, with a little help from my woodworking-loving husband. For a while, I've been looking for a new storage solution for my Distress Inks and reinkers. Currently I have a great work cabinet with shallow drawers on one side specifically for wood stamps, ink pads, and other stamping accessories. But as you all know, storage solutions can be perfect one day, and overflowing the next...and my existing solution was overflowing. More importantly, storing them stacked in a drawer meant I had to pull them all out every time I wanted to find a specific color...I couldn't see at a glance where things were. I have a lot of Distress Inks that I use often...and I have reinkers for every color of ink pad I have, both for reinking the pads, and for making my own "shimmer mists" for ribbons, laces, etc. I wanted something to store those inks and reinkers...and found a prefab solution online with a price much higher than I was willing to pay. So with a little design collaboration, and custom sizing, my husband built a storage unit for me from plywood (outside) and luaun (inside dividers). Here are a couple photos of the raw cabinet...note that the vertical pieces hadn't been slotted yet, so they're not shown here: The top has 6 sections for the reinker bottles...6 bottles can fit per section: The slots in the vertical sections got routed this week...and a layer of clear coat was added to the whole cabinet. Now it was my turn to get to work. I wanted the piece to look like an old crate that had been turned into a storage solution - I didn't want it to look new, or perfect. So after all his work, I went to town making his creation look a little aged and beat up...LOL. I painted a single coat of light tan acrylic paint to all the exposed edges. For the insides of the top section, I diluted some white acrylic paint to resemble the "pickling" technique. Using some (older) K&Co Life's Journey floral patterned papers for the piece across the top front, I cropped a French sign that I found at The Graphics Fairy and printed the text onto the floral patterned paper on my printer, ran some Picket Fence Distress Stain around the edges to lighten them, then decoupaged it to the front. (The label translates to "commercial locksmiths," I think.) Crackle paint was applied over the tan painted edges, and around the edge of the patterned paper (to blend the edges of the paper, since it was only 12" wide and my cabinet is wider). When that dried, I rubbed full-strength white acrylic paint into the crackles, and wiped off the excess. For the sides of the piece, I used a postcard paper from the same K&Co stack. I chose this paper specifically because the sides are 17-5/8" high, and my papers are only 12"...so I wanted a paper that wouldn't show the seam of the piecing quite so much. The postcard paper was made up of rectangular shapes, so it was easier to accomplish this. And here's where my lack of time (ok, lack of patience...LOL) led me to actually use an old stamp I'd forgotten I had. I knew I wanted to crackle the sides, too...but didn't want to wait for dry time between coats. Then I remembered I had an older crackle pattern wood stamp...and I had white pigment ink...and I had white embossing powder...and I was off and stamping. I stamped and heat-embossed the crackle pattern onto the postcard paper pieces, ran the Picket Fence Distress Stain around the outside edges, and decoupaged them to the sides of the piece. The final touch was to cover the slots on the sides of the dividers. After looking at a few options, I found a package of silver snaps from JoAnns that I had never used...until now. I pulled out 24 of them, and my E6000 glue, and applied one in each open slot left by the dividers...then when dry, "smashed" each one with my Tim Holtz hammer for a battered look. And here's an idea of how it will look in use. It's going to be mounted to the wall, but could be left free-standing. The slots are wide enough to accomodate inkpads as large as the Stampin' Up! inkpads, and I'll have 6 empty slots for now, so I may put some of my other often-used inkpads in there to start. Hope everyone is having a great weekend. I'll be back to cardmaking next week, so I hope you'll stop by again for a visit!
