12 and 24-hour analogue and digital clock flashcards.
Use these cards in conjunction with our Visual Daily Timetable.
These cards can also be used as flashcards, a sorting activity or separate the analogue and digital clocks and have students put them back together.
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Great Idea - I wish that I could edit the time.
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