🔢 KG 2 · Numbers & shapes · Ages 5–6 · about 3 weeks Dates: to

Time and Days

Goal: Order the parts of the day and the days of the week, and read o'clock times.

For parents: Time is abstract. Tie it to your child's own routine: 'We eat lunch at 1 o'clock', 'On Friday we visit Nani'.

Do together

  1. My day in pictures

    You need: Paper, crayons

    Draw an activity from each part of your own day: morning, afternoon, evening and night. Put the pictures in order and name the parts of the day together. Your family's activities and times may differ from another family's.

  2. Paper plate clock

    You need: Paper, a pencil and two paper strips of different lengths torn by an adult

    Draw a clock with numbers 1 to 12. Lay the shorter strip as the hour hand and the longer as the minute hand, both starting at the centre. Show 3 o'clock with the long hand at 12 and the short hand at 3. Try another o'clock time.

  3. Days of the week song

    You need: A calendar

    Sing the days every morning and point to today. What day was yesterday? What day is tomorrow?

Talk about it

  • What do we do in the morning?
  • What day comes after Tuesday?
  • What time do you go to bed?

Words to use

  • morning
  • afternoon
  • evening
  • night
  • o'clock
  • yesterday
  • tomorrow

Play (optional)

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