Time Explorer Worksheet/Game

Time Explorer Worksheet/Game
Learn to read analog clocks to the hour with Time Safari. An interactive kindergarten math game featuring visual hand isolation, text-to-speech audio, and instant feedback.

 

 

How to play

1. Find the Hour Hand: Look at the analog clock and locate the short RED hand.
   

2. Listen to the Rule: Click 🗣️ Listen if you want the game prompt spoken aloud.
   

3. Pick an Answer: Click the matching digital time button (e.g., 4:00) from the grid.
   

4. Advance Rounds: Earn a star for every correct answer, then click Next Clock ➔ to move forward.
   

5. Win the Trophy: Finish all 10 rounds to collect your final star count and trophy award.
   

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Educational Summary
Time Safari targets early time-telling skills by isolating hour-hand recognition for Kindergarten and 1st Grade students. Dual-hand movement on standard clocks often introduces visual confusion for young learners. Teacher’s Instructional Guide Standard Alignment

Teacher’s Instructional Guide
Standard Alignment
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.1.MD.B.3 Prep: Tell and write time in hours using analog and digital clocks.

Classroom Implementation Morning Routine: Display target hours on screen during daily schedule announcements to bridge classroom routines (e.g., “12:00 PM is Lunch Time”) with analog representations. Math Center Integration: Pair screen play with physical Judy clocks or analog clock manipulatives so students can replicate the target time physically before clicking their response.

Key Facilitation Prompts
“Which color is the short hand, and where is it pointing right now?"
“When the long blue hand stays at 12, what does the short red hand tell us?"
“How does 5:00 on the button match what you see on the clock face?"

Differentiation Strategies
Support: Add small red stickers to the hour hands and blue stickers to the minute hands of physical student clocks to mirror the digital color coding.
Extension: Ask students to write down or state what hour comes next (e.g., “The clock shows 4:00. What time will it be in one hour?”).

Telling Time - Reading Clocks to the Hour!

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