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I hope the activity provided within is a great new resource foryour classroom.\u003Cbr>This file and all of its contents are for your own personal or classroom use only. In downloading this file, you agree not to copy, alter, reproduce, distribute, create derivative works, or publicly display any of its contents, except for your own personal or classroom use. No part of this file may be use for any commercial purposes.\u003Cbr>You may not host this file on your own website. It is not to be transmitted or stored in any form on any other website or electronic retrieval system.\u003Cbr>You may share my file with others by directly linking to my blog:\u003Cbr>[http://www.primarythemepark.com/2015/05/time-activities-for-first-grade/](http://www.primarythemepark.com/2015/05/time-activities-for-first-grade/)\u003Cbr>You may also include pictures of students using this product in a blog post if proper credit is given. You may do this by providing a link to my blog as well.\u003Cbr>If you have any questions, please [email me at primarythemepark@gmail.com](email me at primarythemepark@gmail.com).\u003Cbr>Thanks, again!\u003Cbr>Stephanie Trapp\u003Cbr>To keep in touch and get notifications of sales, giveaways, and new products, follow me by clicking on the links below:\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Graphics credits to Educlips and From the Pond\u003Cbr>|\n\nMaterials:  \nConstruction paper or heavy cardstock Clock hat templates  \nsmall metal brads scissors  \nstick glue  \ncrayons, markers, or colored pencils  \nclear tape (optional)  \nDirections:  \n1. Printout the clock hat templates onto construction paper or heavy cardstock. I just cut some construction paper to 8.5 x 11 size and ran it through my printer.  \n2. Cut out and assemble the hat by gluing or taping the ends together to make a circular hat. You might want to put the hat around your student's head first to get an idea ofwhat size it should be. I’ve included some extra bands in case you need to make the hat larger.  \n3. Cut out and assemble the clockface and hands, securing them on the hat with a small metal brad. I made the clock hands out of construction paper, too.  \n4. Have your student fill in the digital time on the small rectangular clocks to match the time written in words.  \n5. Student colors the small rectangular clocks, cut them out, and glue them around the band of the hat in order. We started atone o’clock and ended at 12 o’clock.  \nA fun way to use this hat to assess student learning is to ask them to show you certain times on their hat. For example, you might ask them to show you a specific time (2 o'clock or half past three) . Students could take off their hats so they could see the clock and move the hands, and then put it back on when they've got the correct time. You might also ask them to show you what time they get up in the morning or what time they eat dinner. It's an easy and fun way to get them using a clock to showand read time. If you're in a classroom or small group setting, these hats could be really handy because you could easily glance around the room, see the times on their hats, and know if the child has answered correctly.  \n© Stephanie Trapp  \n© Stephanie Trapp  \n| \u003Cbr>twelve o’clock | \u003Cbr>six o’clock |\n| --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>ten o’clock | \u003Cbr>two o’clock |\n| \u003Cbr>four o’clock | \u003Cbr>one o’clock |\n| \u003Cbr>eight o’clock | \u003Cbr>seven o’clock |\n| \u003Cbr>three o’clock | \u003Cbr>nine o’clock |\n\n\n| \u003Cbr>eleven o’clock | \u003Cbr>five o’clock |\n| --- | --- |\n\nClock hat band  \nClock hat front  \n© Stephanie Trapp  \nExtra clock hat band  \nExtra clock hat band  \n\n| If you’re looking for more time activities for Kindergarten and First Grade, be sure to check out these resources! |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>© Stephanie Trapp\u003Cbr>It includes:\u003Cbr>• Time to the Hour and Half Hour three-piece puzzles\u003Cbr>• Write-the-Room Time to the Hour and Half Hour activities\u003Cbr>• “A Carton of Clocks” egg carton game\u003Cbr>• “Roll Around the Clock” time to the hour game\u003Cbr>• “Half Past Spin Off” time to the half hour game\u003Cbr>Click here!\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>","cbCaioS1GAvZhBN0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioS1GAvZhBN0","pdf",826870,6,"English","# Materials\n## Directions\n# Classroom Use Ideas\n# Time Cards","[{\"question\":\"What materials are needed to make the clock hat?\",\"answer\":\"You need construction paper or heavy cardstock, small metal brads, scissors, stick glue, crayons/markers/colored pencils, and optionally clear tape.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you assemble the clock hat?\",\"answer\":\"Print the templates, cut and glue/tape the ends to form a circular hat, then cut out the clockface and hands and secure them with a small metal brad.\"},{\"question\":\"How can teachers use the clock hat to assess students?\",\"answer\":\"Ask students to show specific times on their hats (e.g., 2 o'clock or half past three) and check whether they move the hands and match the correct time. 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