Teaching Clock Set from Hope Education

Support pupils in mastering time-telling skills with this comprehensive Teaching Clock Set from Hope Education, designed for use across Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 mathematics. Ideal for classroom demonstrations, group activities, and individual practice, this set helps teachers deliver curriculum-linked lessons on analogue and digital time.

• Suitable for use in whole-class, small group, or intervention settings

• Resources support progression from basic time recognition to solving complex time problems

• Designed to meet National Curriculum expectations, the pack brings together visual, interactive materials that make learning to tell the time clearer and more accessible for all learners—especially those who need additional support or repeated practice.

What's Included:

• 6 x Teaching Clock from Hope Education - A durable, easy-to-manipulate teaching clock for demonstrating hours, minutes, half hours, quarter hours and beyond. Ideal for modelling how the hands move and showing the relationship between analogue and digital time. The clock also shows Roman Numerals and offers multiple level games for self checking. 
• 35 x A4 Clock Face Whiteboards - Perfect for whole-class teaching, these individual whiteboards allow pupils to draw hands, record times, practise reading clocks, and respond quickly during teacher questioning.
• 1 x Junior Learning: 50 Time Activities - A structured set of time-themed activities supporting progression from simple recognition of clocks to more complex time problems. Ideal for group tasks, independent work, or targeted intervention sessions.
• 1 x Time Dominoes - A fun and engaging game that strengthens recognition of analogue and digital forms of time. Pupils match times, sequence them and reinforce understanding through play.
• Packed in a sturdy 40L Smart Box for easy storage

Curriculum Aims Supported

This pack supports key National Curriculum goals for teaching time across KS1 and KS2, helping pupils to:

Key Stage 1

• Tell the time to the hour, half past, quarter past and quarter to
• Draw hands on a clock to show given times
• Sequence and compare events in chronological order
• Understand hours, minutes, and seconds
• Use everyday vocabulary relating to time (e.g., before, after, next, yesterday, tomorrow)

Lower Key Stage 2

• Tell and write the time from an analogue clock, including using Roman numerals
• Read, write and convert between analogue and digital 12-hour and 24-hour clocks
• Compare durations of events
• Estimate and measure time intervals

Upper Key Stage 2

• Solve time problems involving timetables, schedules and intervals
• Convert between units of time (seconds, minutes, hours)
• Use efficient strategies for calculating the passing of time
• Apply time knowledge in real-life word problems
• Deepen understanding of 12-hour vs 24-hour formats through practical activities