Telling the time
Tell the time on the hour, half past and quarter past or to, and say when they do things.
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Free to play. Teams answer on one screen; your phone is the remote. No student devices.
Words in this game
- one o’clockWe eat lunch at one o’clock.
- two o’clockSchool ends at two o’clock.
- three o’clockI play football at three o’clock.
- half past fourWe go home at half past four.
- half past sixI eat dinner at half past six.
- quarter past sevenI get up at quarter past seven.
- quarter to eightThe bus comes at quarter to eight.
- nine o’clockI go to bed at nine o’clock.
- morningI brush my teeth in the morning.
- afternoonWe play outside in the afternoon.
- eveningWe watch TV in the evening.
- nightThe moon is out at night.
- clockThe clock is on the wall.
- watchMy dad has a new watch.
- earlyI am early for school today.
- lateSorry, I am late for class.
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