FREE Printable Telling Time Clock Bump Math Game Boards

If you have a young elementary students who is learning to tell time, this super cute telling time bump math game boards, is a great way to practice using a clock to tell time. This clock game is perfect for first grade and 2nd grade students who are learnng to tell time to 15 minutes with expressions like quarter til, fifteen minutes after, five miutes after, 55 minutes until, and more. Simply print pdf file with telling time games and you are ready to play and learn!

Bump math game boards

We live in a world where time is incredibly important.  Listen throughout your day for how many times people check the time! Even though telling time is an important skill, the concept of it is very difficult for many children. Not only do they have to remember which hand is the minute and the hour, then they have to remember that when using the minute hand you have to count by fives. Use this bump math game boards to practice telling time for kids.

Looking for more free worksheets? We have lots of telling the time activities to choose from including analog clock practice,  matching ​clock activity for grade 2 and color my space clock worksheet

Telling Time Games

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Children need constant exposure to telling time and all the language that goes with it. This Free Telling Time Bump Game does just that. This game designed for 1st and 2nd graders has three game boards with six analogue clocks on each one. Each game board has 18 game cards to accompany it with different ways to tell time.

For example, one of the game boards has an analogue clock that reads 3:15. There are three cards associated with that time: 3:15, quarter after 3, and fifteen after three. Students need to read the 3:15 on both analogue and digital clocks plus clock words “quarter after” and “fifteen after”.

To prepare this activity, print off the game boards and game cards. we suggest using card stock for durability. Then, cut out the game cards and randomly place them in 3 differentiated learning cubes. If you don’t have one, no worries. Instead, place the cards face down on a table and have the children draw the cards from there.

Finally, gather up about 20 game pieces, 10 of two different colors. You can use Lego pieces, pattern blocks, or even counting chips.

Player one chooses one die to roll and rolls it. The player then finds an analogue clock on the game board that matches what he/she rolled. Once the correct analogue clock is found the player does one of the following…

1. Covers up the empty clock with their game piece.
2. BUMPS off the piece of the other player if there is only one game piece on the clock.
3. Adds a second game piece to the one they have already placed on the clock to secure it.
4. Does nothing because either they or the other player has secured that clock with two game pieces of the same color.

The game ends when all clocks have been secured. The player that has secured the most clocks wins.

Don’t let time slip away this summer from you or your kiddos! Have fun playing games with them and keep the concept of telling time from becoming a distant memory.

Time Bump

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