TOPICS

Maths

Time Match, Quarter Past/To

EASYTEACHING.NET

Overview:

An activity designed to help students match quarter past and quarter to times in words, digital, and analogue formats. Designed for early and middle years students.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise quarter past and quarter to times in words, digital, and analogue forms.
Strengthen skills in matching different representations of time.
Develop understanding of the relationship between analogue, digital, and word forms of time.

How the Activity Works:

Students cut out the representations of times in words, digital, and analogue formats. They then match each representation of quarter past and quarter to times (e.g., "quarter past two", "2:15", or the corresponding analogue clock face). This activity helps students practise recognising and matching different forms of time, reinforcing their understanding of quarter past and quarter to times.

Download

Related resources

Multiplication & Division Word Problems (1)

A set of multiplication and division word problems using facts up to 12 x 12.

Folding Booklet: Number 5

Fold into a booklet and complete the activities all about the number 5.

Reading a Bus Timetable

Answer the questions using information from the bus timetable.

Calculate Perimeter from House Plan

Use the floorplan to calculate the perimeter of different rooms.

Chance Spinner Experiment (2)

Conduct a chance experiment using a spinner and answer questions about likelihood.

End Time Using Timelines, 30-Min Intervals (2)

Add on the elapsed times using the number lines. Write the end times (times to 30-minute intervals).

3s Counting Sequence Set

A set of three worksheets (forwards, backwards and mixed) focused on counting in 3s.

Order People by Height

Cut and paste the people in order from shortest to tallest.

2-Digit Vertical Subtraction, No Borrowing (2)

A set of 2-digit vertical subtraction sums without borrowing.

Fractions Match Activity, Self-Check

Match the different representations of fractions. Pictures included for self-checking. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Find Angles in a Picture (2)

Search the image for angles. Colour code them to show whether they are right angles, acute angles or obtuse angles.

1-Digit by 2-Digit Multiplication (1)

A set of 1-digit by 2-digit vertical multiplications.

EASYTEACHING.NET