Time Play Dough Mat Multiple Levels
Your students will love reviewing telling time to the hour, to thirty minutes, to fifteen minutes and to five minutes with these set of task cards and a play dough mat. Telling time can be a difficult task for young learners, but what better way to learn and review than with play dough!
This set comes with a play dough mat for practicing the hands on the clock. The task cards give children direction of which time to use.
Students will create the hands of the analog clock for the times shown on the time task cards. These task cards are separated into 10 levels for ease of printing individual concepts. Students will use play dough or dry-erase markers to create the hands for the clock to show the time on the task card.
Supplies needed:
Play dough or dry-erase markers
O-rings to hold task cards together
I recommend printing on card stock and or laminating the cards for durability. The play dough mats must be laminated or stored in a protective sleeve.
Table of Contents:
Page 4: Full-Size play dough mat
Page 5: Small play dough mats, cover cards, 2 cards for Set 1
Page 6: Time on the hour (There are also 2 cards on page 5 for this set.)
Pages 7-10: Time on the half hour (Sets 2 & 3)
Pages 11-14: Time on the :15 (Sets 4 &5)
Pages 15-24: Time on the :45 (Sets 6-10)
Page 25: Direction cards for each set
Pages 26-28: Differentiated levels of recording sheets.
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