Printable learning aids
Things to cut out, fold and use next to the worksheets. They have no answers: they are tools for practising with your hands.
- • Print on thicker paper or card if you can; the hands and nets last longer.
- • A split pin (paper fastener) holds the clock hands; a drawing pin into cork or cardboard works too.
Telling the time
Clock to cut out: hours
A big clock face filling the page, with an hour hand and a minute hand to cut out. Pin the hands in the middle and set any time.
Clock to cut out: with minutes
The same clock with an outer ring of minutes (5, 10, 15 …), for half past, quarter past and quarter to.
Clock to cut out: coloured quarters
The face is split into four coloured quarters with their names, so quarter past, half past and quarter to become parts of a circle the child can see.
Blank clock faces
Twelve clock faces without hands. Draw the hands for your child to read, or say a time and let them draw it: endless practice from one page.
Goes with:Telling time to the hour worksheetsTelling time half past worksheetsQuarter past and quarter to worksheetsClock and DiscoverSet the Clock
Cubes and dice
Dice net to fold
Cut out, fold and glue a real die. Opposite faces add up to 7, just like the dice on the sheets and in the Rolling Die game, so children can check by turning it.
Cube net
A plain cube net to fold. Make a few and build the buildings from the Cube Lock sheets and the Cube Views game.
Goes with:Cube building and spatial reasoning worksheetsCube LockRolling DieCube Views