Practice telling time to the quarter hour with 32 multiple choice task cards. Includes self-checking Easel Activity, print and digital options, and differentiation for 2nd or 3rd grade. Common Core aligned. Great for building clock reading skills. Additional resources available.
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Practice telling time to the quarter hour with these 32 multiple choice task cards! Your students will get great at reading a clock and telling time to the nearest 15 minutes in no time! Includes a self-checking Easel Activity!
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Great for 2nd or 3rd grade!
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NOTE: This resource uses American English and is not editable.
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โ๏ธ “I love the task cards Rachel makes…I’ve bought so many and they are great for practice and review with generic board games! Or I sometimes use them under a document camera with the whole class.” -Cheryl J.
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Rachel Lynette is a published author of over 120 nonfiction books for children on a variety of subjects, as well as several teacher resource books. She has written for publishers such as Harcourt, Thompson-Gale, Rosen, Childrenโs Press, Evan-Moor, Kagan, and several others. This resource reflects more than a decade of professional writing experience.
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SKU: 248387
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Danna L. –
I love task cards!! You can use them in so many ways. My kids love to play board games using their task cards. It keeps them engaged and helps review many different skills.
Kimberly N. –
This was a great resource to use. I originally used it with my 2nd graders and when I moved up to 3rd I used it as well. We played it like a Scoot Game and it was a great way to practice telling time.
Kimberly N. –
This was a great resource to use. I originally used it with my 2nd graders and when I moved up to 3rd I used it as well. We played it like a Scoot Game and it was a great way to practice telling time.
Pocketful of Color –
I loved these. They paired well with our curriculum. Kids loved doing a search the room with them.
Leslee L. –
Great resource! I used these during math stations and my students were very engaged.
Callessia C. –
I love this resource. it is very colorful and user-friendly. It is a great resource to have for small group and individual teaching.
Callessia C. –
I love this resource. it is very colorful and user-friendly. It is a great resource to have for small group and individual teaching.
Emily Suchecki –
I use this within a work system for a student with ASD as well as a few students with learning disabilities. Quick practice and can be done independently.
Emily Suchecki –
I use this within a work system for a student with ASD as well as a few students with learning disabilities. Quick practice and can be done independently.
Isabel B. –
Great hands on and engaging resource for helping to learn about telling time.