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This resource helps children practice reading hours by analog clocks and writing the time in both digital and word formats. It focuses on hour identification, number conversion, and writing skills. It’s ideal for children aged 6 to 8 who are beginning to understand the passage of time.

$Free educational resource for learning to read the time on the clock.$

Format: A4 21x29,7 cm
Difficulty: Normal
Recommended age: 8 years
Skills: format conversion, Observation and attention to detail, time reasoning
Categories: Mathematics
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clock hours

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This prewriting resource supports fine motor development and handwriting preparation through a playful, pirate-themed activity.

Skills developed:

Hand-eye coordination
Pencil grip and pressure control
Visual tracking along curves
Wavy line practice (foundation for letters like “m”, “n”, “u”, “w”)
Creativity through coloring

Recommended age: 3 to 6 years old (preschool and early primary)

How to use:

>Have the child trace the dashed lines using a pencil.
Encourage a comfortable posture and proper pencil grip.
After tracing, let them color the drawing freely.

Complementary activities:

Wavy line tracing in sand or flour trays.
Drawing ocean waves on whiteboards.
Pirate-themed games with curvy path maps.

Advice for families:

These activities aren’t just for handwriting—they build patience, perseverance, and a sense of accomplishment. Praise effort over perfection, and enjoy this moment of quiet concentration and creativity with your child.

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The hours (1)