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Rush Hour Game – How to TEACH Kids How to Tell Time!

May 13, 2017 by Enza Ketcham

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Rush Hour Game

Rush Hour Game - How to TEACH Kids How to Tell Time!

This fun activity turns practicing telling time into a race to see who can get to the next hour faster. But be careful, in this game, time can go backwards. Your child will have a blast practicing time-telling in this fast-paced game!

What you need:
2 play clocks with hands that can be moved manually:  Purchase from our affiliate link on Amazon!
One die

Game code:
1= move 5 minutes ahead
2= move 10 minutes ahead
3= move 5 minutes back
4= move 15 minutes ahead
5= move 20 minutes ahead
6= move 10 minutes back

What you do:
1. The players start their clocks at the top of the hour. Alternating turns, they roll the die and move the minute hand according to the game code.
2. To win, you must land exactly on the next hour. If you start the game with both clocks on 12:00, the first person to 1:00 wins.
3. If a player goes over or past the next hour, she must return to the top of the original hour and start over. Discuss the times on the clocks during the game. Find them on Amazon by clicking the link below.

As your child becomes more proficient with telling time, make a new game code. You can add in times that won’t land on five-minute intervals. For example, 1= move ahead 7 minutes, or 2= move back 12 minutes. Make sure your game code allows a player to land on the next hour exactly!

Rush Hour Game - How to TEACH Kids How to Tell Time!

You can get a classroom set of 24 clocks from Michaels too and it comes with the ONE BIG clock! Use the 20% off coupon code posted on the Michaels website.

 

**This is a guest post from our friends at Eduction.com.  As a teacher and mother, incorporating play into learning is really important!

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Comments

  1. AvatarMichelle Catallo says

    May 13, 2017 at 5:59 pm

    Going to be using this during the summer months so my youngest son who off and on struggled with time during his curent school year doesn’t forget it.

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