WHAT TIME IS IT? - O'CLOCK AND HALF PAST

Hello and good evening everyone:

What time is it? My dear students at 2^nd level are learning the hours (o’clock and half past). They have been practising how to ask for the time. They say, “Excuse me, what time is it, please?” and they answer, “It’s …” In this post, you have two videos about how to tell the hours.

There is an online tale, which helps them to review the hours and daily activities. They can read and listen to the text if they choose “page by page” or without text “movie”.

They can review the time (o’clock, a quarter past, half past, quarter to…) with the Primary Clock by Cambridge University Press.

Enjoy and practice at home as many times as you want. Regards, Christopher.

TELLING THE TIME - WHAT TIME IS IT?

What time is it?

My dear students at 3rd level are studying the hours. They know how to ask for the time. They say: “Excuse me, what time is it, please?”

This online tale helps them to review the hours and daily activities. You can read and listen to the text if you choose “page by page” or without text “movie”. I hope it helps you. Just click on http://www.angles365.com/classroom/stories2/time.swf

You can use this clock too. It is the Primary Clock by Cambridge University Press. You can review the time: o'clock, a quarter past, half past, quarter to... It's nice and useful:
http://www.cambridge.org/elt/resources/young/interactive/clock/index.htm

Your teacher and friend, Mr. Alonso

See you!