It's Time to Tell Time!

It's Time to Tell Time!
An Internet Hotlist on Telling Time

created by Mrs. Lithgow and the 3rd Grade Teachers
PBL Eastlawn Elementary School

Introduction | Easy | Medium | Difficult | Very Difficult

Introduction
In addition to using books and magazines to find out about telling time, why not also use the power of the Internet? The links below will get you started.

The Internet Resources

Easy

Clockwise--Level 1 - This interactive game has three levels. Level 1 tests students on their ability to tell time by the hour.
Interactive Clocks - Students will pick the digital clock that tells the same time as an analog clock. Times are limited to the hour and half hour.
Telling Time to the Hour - This fill-in-the-blank game is fun!
Telling Time!! - This easy game gives students two choices when reading time by the hour.
The Hour - Here's another fun game for telling time by the hour! Students are not required to type or click. Just move your cursor over a clock to indicate your answer.

Medium

Clock Wise - There's lots to do at this site. You will find three levels of activities. Level 1 tests reading time by the hour. Level 2 divides the hour into 5-minute intervals. Level 3 requires reading times to the minute.
Clockwise--Levels 2 and 3 - This interactive game has three levels. Level 2 divides the hour into 15-minute intervals. Level 3 divides the hour into 5-minute intervals.
Feeding Time - This one is fun! Read the time on the hungry monster clock. Then click on the correct time. If you are right, the monster gets a bone!
Flashcard Clock - Third grade students will enjoy this game.
Memory Time Match - Match different ways to read the same times.
Move the Hands - Students will love moving the hands to indicate a time. The minute hand moves in 5-minute intervals.
Room 108 Time Clock - Students will drag the hands of the clock to show the correct time.
Time Quiz - This is a multilevel game. Students tell time to the hour in Level 1. Level 2 tests time to the half hour. Level 3 divides the hour into 15 minute intervals and Level 4 divides the hour into 5 minute intervals.
What time is it? - Students will read the time on an analog clock and choose from three possible answers. Some answers are in digital form and others are written with words and numbers.
Willy the Watchdog - Here's a fun game for two players.

Difficult

Bang On Time! - Students will read the time in words and then stop the clock when the hands are in the matching position.
Telling Time - Do you know the language of telling time? Prove it with this matching game. It's a challenge!

Very Difficult

Elapsed Time - Put your math skills to the test! Figure out the elapsed time!
Elapsed Time Activity - Here's more practice for determining elapsed time.
Elapsed Time Matching - Students will determine the amount of time that has elapsed between two time periods.

Content by Mrs. Lithgow and the 3rd Grade Teachers, glithgow@pbl.k12.il.us
http://www.kn.att.com/wired/fil/pages/listtellingmr3.html
Last revised Mon Aug 24 10:17:56 US/Pacific 2009