Free Printables That Support Focus & Attention for 5-Year-Olds

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Tick-Tock Time Fun! Match the Clocks with Whizki Tick-Tock Time Fun! Match the Clocks with Whizki
Draw clock hands for nine times, including 1:00 and 3:30. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.
Tick-Tock Time Masters: Read the Clock with Whizki Tick-Tock Time Masters: Read the Clock with Whizki
Read analog clocks showing nine times, including 3:00 and 6:30. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.
Tick-Tock Time Fun: First Clocks for Little Learners Tick-Tock Time Fun: First Clocks for Little Learners
Read analog clocks showing nine times, including 1:00 and 3:15. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.
Tick-Tock Time Match: Clock Fun for Kindergarten! Tick-Tock Time Match: Clock Fun for Kindergarten!
Start at 3:00, add 3 hours and 0 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Time Wizards: Add the Minutes with Whizki Learning Time Wizards: Add the Minutes with Whizki Learning
Start at 2:15, add 0 hours and 30 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Tick-Tock Time Adders: Fun Clock Math for Kids Tick-Tock Time Adders: Fun Clock Math for Kids
Start at 2:15, add 0 hours and 30 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with analog clock drawings.
Tick-Tock Time Fun: Kindergarten Clock Play! Tick-Tock Time Fun: Kindergarten Clock Play!
Draw clock hands for nine times, including 12:00 and 3:15. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.
Tick-Tock Time Match! A Whizki Learning Clock Adventure Tick-Tock Time Match! A Whizki Learning Clock Adventure
Draw clock hands for nine times, including 3:00 and 1:30. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.
Tick-Tock Fun: My First Time-of-Day Math Adventure Tick-Tock Fun: My First Time-of-Day Math Adventure
Start at 7:00, add 3 hours and 0 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Tick-Tock Time Fun: Kindergarten Clock Adventures Tick-Tock Time Fun: Kindergarten Clock Adventures
Start at 1:00, add 1 hour and 30 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Tick-Tock Time Fun: Add Minutes with Friendly Clocks! Tick-Tock Time Fun: Add Minutes with Friendly Clocks!
Start at 3:15, add 0 hours and 15 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Tick-Tock Fun: First Time Matching for Tiny Math Whizzes Tick-Tock Fun: First Time Matching for Tiny Math Whizzes
Start at 1:00, add 2 hours and 0 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Time-To-Go Fun: Add the Hours with Friendly Clocks Time-To-Go Fun: Add the Hours with Friendly Clocks
Start at 3:00, add 1 hour and 0 minutes, and find the new time. Practice ten start-time-and-duration problems with digital answers.
Tick-Tock Time Fun: Kindergarten Clock Builders! Tick-Tock Time Fun: Kindergarten Clock Builders!
Draw clock hands for nine times, including 1:00 and 3:30. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.
Tick-Tock Time Fun: Matching Clocks with Numbers! Tick-Tock Time Fun: Matching Clocks with Numbers!
Draw clock hands for nine times, including 3:00 and 6:30. Work with hours and minutes in five-minute steps.

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