Students create a minute hand only clock to help introduce the concept of quarter to and quarter past.
This is a greatteaching resourceto use when introducing students to the concept of quarter times on the analogue clock.
Students then decide where the minute hand will be for o’clock times, half past times, quarter past times and quarter to times.
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