2nd Grade Common Core: 2.MD.7

Play this fun clock bingo game with your students to practice time to the nearest five minutes.  (3:05, 3:10, 3:15)

Write the correct time for each clock.  (2:20, 6:25, 8:40)

Write the time shown on each clock.  Times to the nearest five minutes.  (4:25, 4:30, 4:45)

Play this fun time-telling game with your students.  Times are in 5-minute intervals.  (2:25, 3:00, 8:40)

Draw the hands on the clock faces to show the given times.  (6:45, 6:50, 6:55)

Read and write the times shown on the clocks.  Then write the elapsed times.

This one teaches kids to read time in advanced word form. (examples: "ten minutes to three" and "quarter to seven")

Make an origami cootie catcher (a.k.a. fortune teller) that will help kids learn to read clocks. All times shown are in 5-minute increments (1:55, 3:35, 12:10, etc.).

Play this "I have... Who has..." game to practice advanced time. Students will review advanced time phrases such as minutes to, quarter to, minutes after, quarter after, and half past.

Cut out the clock faces and glue them above the correct times. (6:55, 7:35, 8:05)

This cute story for kids uses portions of pie to explain how to tell time on a clock. Story includes a set of comprehension questions and a practice worksheet.

This is a collection of advanced oval tabs for your classroom clock. Tabs read, quarter to, quarter after, half past, ten after, twenty to, five after, etc.

Cut out the giant clock and attach the hands with paper fasteners; Great hands-on manipulative for teaching time-telling skills.

Attach these clock tabs to your classroom clock. These oval-shaped tabs read :05, :10, :15, :20, etc.

This pdf has advanced triangular time tabs, including quarter to, half past, five to, ten past, twenty to, twenty-five past, and quarter after.

Attach these tabs to your classroom clock to help kids learn to read the correct time. Tabs read :05, :10, :15, :20, etc.

Skills for this week include reading analog clocks, word problems, writing numbers in expanded form, reading a pictograph, measurement, dividing shapes into equal parts, and counting money.

On these daily review worksheets, students will review time (am/pm), add 2-digit numbers using the standard algorithm, solve word problems using part-part-whole models, identify flat surfaces on solid shapes, and answer questions related to place value (3-digits).

Simple word problems in which students must convert phrases like "quarter to one" into standard form.

Students will find the time for each of the clocks and write it on the lines.

Cut out the clock face, the hands, and the tabs. The tabs have advanced time phrases, such as quarter after, half past, ten after, twenty to, quarter to, etc. Glue the tabs in the correct positions on the clock.

Your students can use this popsicle-themed worksheet to find the time to the nearest 5 minutes on each of the six clocks.

There are 30 task cards in this file. Each one has a clock showing a time with minutes ending in 0 or 5. (3:35, 3:40, 3:45, 3:50, etc.) These cards can be used to play math games, for learning centers, or classroom scavenger hunts.

Learn about halves, thirds, and quarters. Compare using the symbols for greater than, less than, and equal to. Use a centimeter ruler to draw lines. Add and subtract ten using mental math. Read times on analog clocks.

Draw hands on each clock face to show the given time.  example:  Draw hands to show "Quarter to 7"

Cut out the clock face, the hands, and the minute tabs. Attach the hands with brass paper fasteners. Then glue the minute tabs in the correct positions.

In week 4 of Math Buzz, students will practice measurement, naming 3D solid shapes, place value, dividing shapes into equal parts, and making a bar graph.

Read the time shown on each clock face.  Times to the nearest quarter hour. (quarter after 5, quarter after 7)

Match the time with the correct words (quarter after, quarter to, half past, minutes after, and minutes to)

This worksheet features problems that require column addition, understanding of elapsed time, and knowledge of odd/even numbers.

This worksheet has pictures of candy, ghosts, and pumpkins and six clocks for students to find the nearest 5 minutes time on.

Determine the time shown on each clock. Includes advanced terminology, such as "twenty-five minutes to eight."

On these 2nd grade Daily Review worksheets, your students will review double-digit subtraction, counting money, writing times on analog clocks, basic multiplication with an array, and counting angles on shapes.

State the times. Clock are shown with times in 5-minute increments. (examples: 5:15, 3:40, 6:05)

On these worksheets, students will practice and review naming fraction parts, counting place value blocks, bar model addition and subtraction, expanded form, and measuring centimeters.

Within this set you'll find a variety of word problems, determining odd from even, telling time questions, geometry problems, and equal parts questions.

Write the time using the phrases, "quarter after," "quarter to," and "half past."

The six clocks on this printable worksheet are set with pictures of hearts and teddy bears.

Cut the clocks and glue them by the correct time.  (examples:  five after 4, quarter after 3, quarter to 4)

Practice telling time in 5-minute increments with this Easter-themed worksheet.

This file contains the first 5 days of daily math review for 3rd graders. (This file covers skills from the end of 2nd grade.) Skills include: 2-digit and 3-digit addition and subtraction, counting money, reading analog clocks, measurement with nonstandard units, polygons, and word problems.

This is a different variation of the money bonds worksheet above.

Show each money amount using the fewest possible coins.

The coins on the outside of each web add up to the money total in the center circle. Write the correct coins in the empty circles.