Fun with Paper Hosted by Seri Folding a clock. Telling Time The long hand is the minute hand. The short hand is the hour hand. There are 60 minutes on.

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Fun with Paper Hosted by Seri Folding a clock

Telling Time The long hand is the minute hand. The short hand is the hour hand. There are 60 minutes on a clock face. Count by fives to count the minutes. When the minute hand is pointing to 12, read the time as “o’clock”. The hour hand is pointing to the 3 and it is “3 o’clock”.

What time is it? It is 9 o’clock. Today’s Expressions

What time is it? It is 8 o’clock. It’s time to wake up. What time is it? It is 12 o’clock. It’s time to eat lunch. What time is it? It is 9 o’clock. It’s time to go to bed.

We will fold a clock. Folding Time

Things that you will need two piece of colored paper eraser a thumbtack glue/ tape scissors marker

Folding a clock 1. Put the paper colored side down. 2. Fold it in half to make a rectangle and open it up. 3.Fold the top right and left corners to meet the middle line, so that you can make triangles.

Folding a clock 4. Fold the white part up in half. You will see a point in the center. 5. Fold the bottom right and left corners to meet the point. 6. Turn the paper over, and this will be the body of the clock. Write the numbers around it.

Folding a clock 7. Time to make the hour hand and minute hand. Put the other paper colored side up. 8. Fold the paper up to make a little colored border around the white triangle. 9. Turn the paper over and fold the paper 1 centimeter wide.

Folding a clock 10. You will roll the paper up, and make a strip. Put a piece of tape or some glue at the end. 11.You will cut the paper strip and make 2 pieces. 12. The shorter one is for the hour hand and the longer one is for the minute hand.

Folding a clock 13. Put the two strips together in the middle of the clock. 14. You can use a thumbtack with a piece of eraser on the back side. 15. You will hold the hands on the clock like this.

Folding Time Tic Toc, Tic Toc! You can see a clock.

Paper Play What time is it? It is 3 o’clock. What time is it, Mr. Wolf? is a fun game to practice today’s expressions. All the children are lined up on a wall. At the other end of the room there is a leader. All the children yell "What time is it, Mr. Wolf?" and the leader, with her back to the children at all times, yells out a time like "10 o’clock!". The children take 10 steps closer to the leader. After two or three times of calling out times, when the children yell "What time is it Mr. Wolf?", the leader will yell “It’s time to eat you!" and turn and run after the children. The children need to run back to the wall they came from before they are caught by the leader. The child the leader catches is then the new wolf.

See you next time! ♥ Fun with Paper