Interactive Game
Take Your Time
Race against the clock as you match times quickly and accurately. Practise moving between analogue and digital times with two fast-paced versions.
Telling the Time Games for Fluency and Challenge
Build fluency with five more interactive time games covering quick recognition, matching, elapsed time and different time representations. Children can race the clock, drag matching tiles, collect correct answers and practise moving between analogue, digital, word and 24-hour times.
The Intervals button is a strong differentiation tool across the games. Set larger time jumps for support and early confidence, then tighten the intervals to create more precise, challenging practice for pupils who are ready to move on.
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Telling Time Games (6–10)
Interactive Game
Time Trio
Drag the tiles into matching rows so each analogue clock, digital time and time in words belong together. A clear, visual way to connect three time representations.
Interactive Game
Elapsed Time Challenge
Work out how much time has passed between two clocks, then enter the elapsed hours and minutes. Great for building confidence with time intervals.
Interactive Game
Clock Collector
Collect the correct clock before time runs out. Choose from digital, 24-hour and word-based versions for lively telling-the-time practice.
Interactive Game
Match It
Match equivalent times across different formats. Use the 12-hour, 24-hour, words and challenge versions to practise quick recognition and time conversion.