2nd grade time activities

Check out these clocks and telling time ideas and resources including an easy-prep unit for teaching your elementary students.

Happy New Year, friends! I love New Year's Eve! We always have family over to ring in the new year. We sit around and talk and eat, and eat some more! I thought I would share a little bit of our night before I share what we are doing with time next week. This was my table in the dining room. I used lots of clocks, party decor, and mercury glass. The fabric on the table was a cute find at Hobby Lobby. These little plates are just darling! My sister found them on eBay and knew we had to have…

This week started the unit on time. I was very nervous to teach such a crucial life skill to my students, but as I planned the unit with my collaborating teacher, I felt more prepared for the...

This fun set of Find the Mistakes activity pages (a bit like I Spy Math or I Spy worksheets) is a great way for 1st grade, 2nd grade or 3rd grade students to practice their understanding of analog time and clock hand positions. Students compare each analog and digital time on the page (choose from o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to) and look for clocks that are incorrectly labelled. Great for math centers or early finishers and ideal if your students love coloring in!

FREE Telling Time Mazes - this is such a fun, free printable math game to help kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade students practice using a clock. They are telling time worksheets with a twist - it is a maze and a fun telling time clock game to finish!