London Clock Blue Colouring Box Wall Clock, 25.5 x 25.5 x 4cm

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Colouring sheets can be used to engage learning, but they can also be used to develop core skills, too. Colouring has many benefits that can be transferred across most academic subjects, and can also come in handy in day-to-day life. It can help to improve levels of focus, encourage creativity and exercise fine motor skills. And once they're confident in converting one to the other, turn to this colourful Telling the Time Worksheet that'll test the children's knowledge on digital conversions. Why is colouring beneficial for children?

Colouring activities - no matter the difficulty of the image or pattern - improve a number of skills. They're great exercises to help children learn how to concentrate, how to find matching colours and how to express themselves via art. Learning how to tell the time is never easy. So why not support your class with engaging and interactive teacher-made materials?

Alternatively, your child can attach pom-poms, craft feathers, buttons, or any other object to create this piece. It will look a bit like a wind chime, only it’s silent! 10. Make a Unique Invitation Are you looking for an engaging activity for your children that also helps them learn about telling time? A paper plate of the same size gives Frosty a base, and a slightly smaller one can be used as his head.

Colouring also improves vision, fine motor skills and encourages innovation and creativity. The young ones can think outside the box in terms of colours and get lost in their own imagination.For more colouring activities on the topic of time, have you seen the Watch Colouring Sheet? It’s a fun way to introduce analogue time to the children. How can I teach my children to tell the time? Colouring has some fantastic educational benefits. Here’s a list of some of the most widely recognized ones:

Twinkl is home to a wide range of resources designed to give your children a rounded understanding of the Victorian era. They’re created by our team of experienced teachers to provide busy parents, educators and carers with time-saving, reliable teaching material. Being able to tell the time is an important skill that all children should learn before they leave primary school. Time is a big part of everyday life, so it’s crucial that children are confident in telling time.When children are colouring, they’re using repeated motions which can help build grip strength. This can lead to better handwriting and improved hand to eye coordination and fine motor skills. What is a watch? Colouring is a great way to create a relaxed learning environment. Studies have shown that children who feel relaxed can retain more information.