This 15 Telling Time to Five Minutes Task Card resource covers is geared towards grade 1-3 students (or higher grade students experiencing difficulty) who are learning about or reviewing telling time with analog clocks with five minute increments. It can be utilized in a clue gathering, puzzle solving, highly active and engaging activity for those just learning how to tell time on an analog clock or as an alternative to worksheet review for older students. What I love to do is have the kids go through the activity for the first half or two thirds of our review period then spend the remainder of the time reviewing the questions as a class on the overhead projector. Do you use Math Workshops in your class? These would be perfect! All answers are included and the game is really easy to understand.

Please view the preview to gain a sense of how easily and effectively this resource could be incorporated into your Telling Time Unit.

You may also be interested in these other Task Card Activities.

Elementary Mathematics:

Area and Perimeter of Polygons Word Problems

Converting between Decimals, Fractions and Percentages

Decimals - Four Basic Operations

Multiplication and Division Word Problems

Fractions

Addition and Subtraction Multi-Step Word Problems

Telling Time to Five Minutes

High School Mathematics:

Polynomials - Binomials and Trinomials

System of Linear Equations

Measurement of 3D Objects

Solving Quadratic Equations

Solving Trigonometry Problems

Science:

Space - The Study of the Universe

Biology: Cells and Body Systems

Chemistry - Atoms, Compound Naming and Chemical Reactions

Ecology and Ecosystems

Electricity - Current and Static

Motion (Kinematics)

Forces and Motion

Please view the preview file to get a better idea of how you could utilize this resource in your classroom.

What's included:

- 15 Task Cards

- Student worksheet

- Teacher answer key

- Task Card Review Game Word Chart

- A complete answer chart for teacher and/or student use

Overview:

1) Task card review game - lots of fun!

- Students are placed in groups of two and have to work their way through the task cards. Each task card answer leads the student to a clue (a word).

- Once the group has completed each task card they will have enough clues to solve the puzzle.

- Once the group has solved the puzzle, they are the winner.

Please view the preview file to get a better idea of how you could utilize this resource in your classroom.

2) Typical task card review.

- You can simply distribute the Task Cards to your class for individual, group or whole class review

- The Task Cards can be projected on the board for whole class review

- The cards work well as cue cards, test review, etc.

I also have other Task Card resources as well as a range assignments and lessons/units from other grade levels at my store. Please come, have a look around and don’t forget to follow if you like what you see.

For my thoughts on teaching, learning and everything in between, please visit my blog Teach With Fergy

Thanks.

Teach With Fergy