Interactive Game
Clock Quest
Choose the clock or time that matches the question. Practise analogue and digital times with 12-hour and 24-hour versions of this quick multiple-choice game.
Telling the Time Games for Conversion and Problem Solving
Use these five telling the time games to extend practice into 24-hour conversion, elapsed time, matching tasks and drag-and-drop clock challenges. They are designed to make time concepts visual, active and engaging, whether children are consolidating basics or tackling trickier ideas.
Difficulty can be adjusted using the Intervals button, making the games highly flexible for classroom differentiation. Keep the intervals broad for confidence-building practice, or switch to finer steps to target accuracy, speed and deeper understanding.
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Telling Time Games (11–15)
Interactive Game
Drop the Clock
Stop the Clock has been flipped! Now you must drop the analogue clock under the correct digital display.
Interactive Game
Stop the Clock
Updated Version! Practise telling the time by dragging digital times to the correct analogue clock in this fun Stop the Clock game.
Interactive Game
Time Trio 24
Drag the matching tiles into rows so each analogue clock, 12-hour time and 24-hour time belong together. Ideal for practising 24-hour conversion.
Interactive Game
Time Trio Elapsed
Match start times, finish times and elapsed times by dragging the tiles into complete rows. A visual activity for building confidence with time intervals.