The time - Topics - British Council



	Listen to the time, and move the hands on the clock. Play what's the time?

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What's the time? Practise telling the time with some online games, practise the names of the days of the week and the months of the year, and learn about time zones around the world. You can even print and make your own clock!

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		what's the time?
		What time is it? Match the times and the clocks.

		how many seconds?
		How many seconds are there in an hour? How many minutes in one day? Fill the gaps!

		days and months
		Which are the months? Which are the days? Put the days and months in the right groups.

		ryan's day
		What time does Ryan get up? What time does Ryan have tea? Put words in the right order and find out about Ryan's day. How fast can you click?

		hickory, dickory dock
		"Hickory, Dickory Dock, The mouse ran up the clock" Listen to a traditional children's song

		time for another year
		January, February, March...Practise the months of the year with a song.

		one moment around the world
		It's five o'clock in the afternoon in London and Ryan is watching the TV. What time is it in other parts of the world? What are other children doing at this moment? Read and listen to a story.

what's the time 1

Practise telling the time

Print activity (365KB)

what's the time 2

Practise telling the time

Print activity (122KB)

make your own clock

What's the time? Make your own clock!

Print activity (99KB)

flashcards

Print flashcards.
The time 1 (142KB)
The time 2 (143KB)
The time 3 (138KB)

for parents and teachers

Find tips for using these resources with your child, plus ideas for games and activities you can try at home, including making a clock, and time bingo.