Telling Time: Analog Clocks (To the Hour)

Are you ready to give your class extra practice in telling time to the hour? Check out this interactive telling time lesson from iKnowIt.com! Your students will answer questions such as, "Which clock shows 10:00?" and "What time is shown on the clock?" Questions are presented in multiple choice, drag-and-drop, and fill-in-the-blank format.

If students need a little extra help answering a math question, they can use the "Hint" button in the lower-left corner of their practice screen. They will be shown a relevant pictorial clue of an analog clock, along with a written description: "The red hour hand is on the two. The blue minute hand is on the twelve." Likewise, if students get an answer wrong, a detailed explanation page will appear on their screen, showing them a custom graphic and written description of the correct answer, so they can learn from mistakes as they move through the lesson.

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Each math lesson on I Know It includes several features that help children make the most out of their math practice time. The progress-tracker in the upper-right corner of the practice screen tells students how many questions they have answered in the lesson so far. The score-tracker beneath that shows students how many questions they have answered correctly so far. A read-aloud feature, indicated by the speaker icon, lets students hear the question read out loud to them in a clear voice. (This option is great for ESL/ELL students or students who prefer auditory learning!)

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Students will log into the website with their own login credentials, and they will be taken to a kid-friendly homepage from which they can access all their assignments. They also have the option to explore other lessons at their grade level, and even lessons at other grade levels as well. Grade levels are labeled as "Level A," "Level B," "Level C," and so on, making it easier for you to assign lessons based on a child's skill level and individual needs.

This interactive math lesson is categorized at a "Level A." It may be ideal for first grade students.

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