
Analog Clock Games for 1st Graders
CONTENT TYPE
TOPIC
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Counting
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Number
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Numbers 1 to 3
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Numbers 1 to 5
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Numbers 1 to 10
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Compare Decimal Numbers
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Order Decimal Numbers
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Round off Decimal Numbers
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Number Sense
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Number Sequence
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Number Recognition
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Number Recognition up to 3
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Number Recognition up to 5
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Number Recognition up to 10
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Number Recognition up to 20
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Writing Numbers
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Comparing Numbers
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Ordering Numbers
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Compare Numbers within 100
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Order Numbers
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Compare Numbers
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Even and Odd Numbers
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Round Numbers
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Measurement
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Data Handling
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Comparing Measurements
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Compare Lengths
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Compare Heights
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Compare Weights
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Compare Lengths of Objects
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Length
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Estimate Lengths
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Weight
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Capacity
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Conversion of Measurement Units
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Addition
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Introduction to Addition
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Addition Strategies
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Count All to Add
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Addition Strategies within 10
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Addition Strategies within 20
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Equal Expressions
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Add with 10
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Count On Strategy
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Make 10 Strategy
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Doubles and Near Doubles Strategy to Add
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Add Three Whole Numbers
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Addition Strategies within 100
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Doubles Facts
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Number Bonds
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Compose and Decompose Numbers
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Addition Facts
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Addition Properties
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Addition Word Problems
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Addition Word Problems within 10
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Addition Word Problems within 20
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Addition Word Problems within 100
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Add to Compare Word Problems
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Add within 20
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Add within 100
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Add within 1000
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Add up to Three Numbers
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Addition without Regrouping
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Add within 100 without Regrouping
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Add within 1000 without Regrouping
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Add using multiples of 100
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Add 100 to 3-digit numbers
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Add 10 to 3-digit numbers
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Add 3-digit number to 1-digit
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Add 3-digit number to 2-digit
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Add two 3-digit numbers
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Add within 10000 without Regrouping
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Addition with Regrouping
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Multi-Digit Addition
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Subtraction
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Introduction to Subtraction
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Subtraction Facts
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Subtraction Strategies
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Subtraction Strategies within 10
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Subtraction Strategies within 20
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Count Back Strategy within 20
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Doubles and Near Doubles Strategy to Subtract
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Relate Addition and Subtraction within 20
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Subtract from 10 Strategy
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Subtract Multiples of 10
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Subtraction Word Problems
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Subtraction Word Problems within 10
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Subtraction Word Problems within 100
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Subtract to Compare Word Problems
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Subtract within 20
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Subtract within 100
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Subtract within 1000
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Subtraction without Regrouping
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Subtract within 100 without Regrouping
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Subtract within 1000 without Regrouping
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Subtract within 10000 without Regrouping
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Subtraction with Regrouping
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Subtract within 100 with Regrouping
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Subtract within 1000 with Regrouping
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Subtract within 10000 with Regrouping
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Subtract across Zeros
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Multi-Digit Subtraction
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Geometry
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Shapes
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Positional Words
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Lines
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Angles
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Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
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Coordinate Planes
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Volume
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Place Value
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Teen Numbers
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Understand 10 as a Unit
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Read and Write Numbers
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Numbers up to 10
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Numbers up to 20
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Numbers up to 50
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Numbers up to 100
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3-Digit Numbers
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4-Digit Numbers
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5-Digit Numbers
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Read and Write Decimals
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Word Problems
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Counting Numbers
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Time
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Analog Clock
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Time in Hours
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Time in Half Hours
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Time in Quarter Hours
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Time to the Nearest 5 Minutes
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A.M and P.M
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Time to the Nearest Minute
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Elapsed Time
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Counting Money
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Multiplication
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Introduction to Multiplication
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Multiplication Properties
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Advance Multiplication
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Multiplication on Number Line
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Multi-Digit Multiplication
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Times Tables
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Division
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Introduction to Division
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Multiplication and Division
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Division Facts
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Division Facts of 2
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Division Facts of 3
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Division Facts of 4
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Division Facts of 5
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Division Facts of 6
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Division Facts of 7
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Division Facts of 8
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Division Facts of 9
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Division Facts of 10
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Divide on a Number Line
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Division Word Problems
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Advance Division
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Multi-Digit Division
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Fraction
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Introduction to Fractions
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Unit Fractions
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Non-Unit Fractions
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Fractions on Number Line
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Compare Fractions
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Compare Unit Fractions
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Compare Fractions with Same Denominators
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Compare Fractions with Same Numerators
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Compare Fractions on Number Line
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Compare using Banchmark Fractions
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Compare Unlike Fractions
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Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
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Fractions Operations
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Fraction Addition
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Fraction Subtraction
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Mixed Numbers Addition
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Mixed Numbers Subtraction
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Fraction Multiplication
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Add and Subtract Fractions
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Multiply Fractions
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Divide Fractions
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Fraction Estimation
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Equivalent Fractions
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Area and Perimeter
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Area
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Ruler
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Decimal
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Fractions and Decimals
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Tenths
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Hundredths
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Decimal Place Value
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Decimal Representation on Number Line
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Compare Decimals
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Order Decimals
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Understand Decimals
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Compare and Order Decimals
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Round Decimals
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Decimal Operations
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Algebra
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Multiplying Fractions
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Reading
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Reading Skills
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Phonics
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Letter Names
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Letter A
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Letter B
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Letter C
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Letter D
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Letter E
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Letter F
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Letter G
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Letter H
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Letter I
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Letter J
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Letter K
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Letter L
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Letter M
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Letter N
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Letter O
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Letter P
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Letter Q
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Letter R
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Letter S
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Letter T
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Letter U
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Letter V
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Letter W
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Letter X
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Letter Y
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Letter Z
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Letters A - Z
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Letter Sequence
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Letter Sounds
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Letter Sound A
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Letter Sound B
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Letter Sound C
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Letter Sound D
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Letter Sound E
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Letter Sound F
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Letter Sound G
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Letter Sound H
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Letter Sound I
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Letter Sound J
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Letter Sound K
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Letter Sound L
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Letter Sound M
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Letter Sound N
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Letter Sound O
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Letter Sound P
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Letter Sound Q
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Letter Sound R
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Letter Sound S
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Letter Sound T
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Letter Sound U
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Letter Sound V
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Letter Sound W
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Letter Sound X
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Letter Sound Y
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Letter Sound Z
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Short Vowel Sounds
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Reading Words
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Words Starting With
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Words Starting With the Letter A
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Words Starting With the Letter B
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Words Starting With the Letter C
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Words Starting With the Letter D
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Words Starting With the Letter E
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Words Starting With the Letter F
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Words Starting With the Letter G
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Words Starting With the Letter H
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Words Starting With the Letter I
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Words Starting With the Letter J
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Words Starting With the Letter K
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Words Starting With the Letter L
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Words Starting With the Letter M
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Words Starting With the Letter N
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Words Starting With the Letter O
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Words Starting With the Letter P
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Words Starting With the Letter Q
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Words Starting With the Letter R
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Words Starting With the Letter S
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Words Starting With the Letter T
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Words Starting With the Letter U
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Words Starting With the Letter V
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Words Starting With the Letter W
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Words Ending With the Letter X
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Words Starting With the Letter Y
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Words Starting With the Letter Z
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Double Consonants
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Consonant Digraphs
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Blending
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Rhyming Words
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Long Vowel Sounds
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Initial Consonant Blends
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Ending Consonant Blends
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Magic - E
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Vowel Teams
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Words with AI and AY
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Words with EA and EE
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Words with OA and OW
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Words with IE and Y
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Words with UE and UI
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Words with OO
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Bossy R
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Soft Sounds
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Trigraphs
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Diphthongs
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Three Letter Blends
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Sight Words
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Writing
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Letter Tracing
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Letter Tracing A
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Letter Tracing B
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Letter Tracing C
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Letter Tracing D
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Letter Tracing E
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Letter Tracing F
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Letter Tracing G
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Letter Tracing H
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Letter Tracing I
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Letter Tracing J
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Letter Tracing K
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Letter Tracing L
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Letter Tracing M
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Letter Tracing N
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Letter Tracing O
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Letter Tracing P
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Letter Tracing Q
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Letter Tracing R
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Letter Tracing S
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Letter Tracing T
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Letter Tracing U
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Letter Tracing V
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Letter Tracing W
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Letter Tracing X
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Letter Tracing Y
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Letter Tracing Z
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Writing Sight Words
Understanding the concept of time can be quite confusing for kindergartners and primary grade kids. Sixty minutes make an hour, and minutes hand travels in an arithmetic progression of five. But with the help of online educational games, understanding these concepts becomes easy and less daunting for young minds.
Introduction
Learning to tell time is a huge developmental milestone for small kids. Although they do have a basic understanding of the passage of time and can sense when it is their playtime, time for bed, and time for their favorite cartoon, looking at the clock and telling time is different.
It is worth noting that when a kid starts reading the clock, he/she has a greater awareness of the time passed. For instance, 2-minutes of hand wash and an hour of reading would start making more sense to them. However, teaching this concept on our own can be a tad difficult, especially with limited resources during the home-study sessions.
What can be the Hurdles You Might Face?
Reading time is a radical process and needs a lot of groundwork before introducing it to the kids. Some of the common challenges that you may come across can be:
1. Confusion Between the Hour and Minute Hand:
We all would have done this during our initial days of clock reading! Five minutes past three can easily become 15 minutes past 1 if we confuse the hour and minute hand.
2. Reading the Hour Hand
Your kid would need to understand that the number the hour hand points at or has just moved past is the current hour. The hour would remain the same till the minute hand completes one complete rotation and reaches 12 again.
3. Understanding the Minute hand
60 minutes make an hour, but there are only 12 numbers on the clock. So, they must be taught to skip count by five for every consecutive number. They must understand that the minute hand pointing at a certain number is ideally 5 times that number.
For instance, a clock with the minute hand pointing at 6 should be read as 6 times 5, that is, 30 and not just as 6.
Thus, we need a more strategic approach to get the concepts right the first time, and there is no better way than introducing educational concepts through online games.
Online Games for Easy Time Telling
No learning can happen without practice, and this is the first thing your kids can benefit from the SplashLearn games. These online educational games are specifically designed for kindergartners and primary grade kids to practice and perfect the concept of time in a fun-filled and easy way. The games are grade-based and hence, would have different levels for kindergartners and primary grade kids.
It is worth noting that these games transition from reading the hour hand and then the minute hand for beginners. Hence, kids would slowly get familiarized and well acquainted with the two hands with constant practice before moving on to the next level.
After they finish the basic guide on reading analog clocks, they would move to the next level to practice writing and telling time in hours. They can practice clock reading by guessing the time, picking the right clock that shows a particular time, and setting a particular hour in the clock.
On the other hand, the primary kids can practice on the different time formats, telling time in words and practice setting time that is given in words.
In Conclusion
Teaching the concept of time need not be a cumbersome task, and online analog clock games like those on SplashLearn can make the learning process quite easy, fun, and engaging for small kids.
It is our constant endeavor to make learning fun for your kids. So if there is any feedback that you would like to give to make our games more engaging, please feel free to write to us at help@splashlearn.com.