Letting your child do this for themselves is a really good way to help them get familiar with the layout of a clock, and for you to get an idea of how well they understand it.
We painted ours in a solid colour once we'd cut it out and left it for a while to dry well.Ģ. Get your paper plate or help your child cut out a circle of card. Paper plate or a piece of cardboard you can cut a decent sized circle out of (think cereal box, or even the back of a refill pad or sketch book)ġ.Here are the steps to craft a clock which will help your child get to grips with learning to tell the time. You should also check out this activity that uses the online interactive clock. If you'd rather work with a pristine clock, head to our online interactive clock which is also great for kids to practice on. We feel that to maximise engagement and learning potential, it's good to let your child take the lead - but be prepared for the finished article to look somewhat less than perfect (as shown by our initial efforts in particular!) There are hundreds of different analogue clock crafting suggestions online, some of which are true works of art. Apart from being a great crafting activity that can while away some time on a rainy afternoon, placing and spacing numbers on the clock themselves is a really important learning objective. Making a clock out of household objects is a great way to help your child learn about telling the time.
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