Whether children are learning to tell time or doing more advanced math with elapsed time, they'll enjoy making their own clock.
Here's a VALENTINE CLOCK that kids can make with adult help and supervision.
Materials
Directions
Here's a VALENTINE CLOCK that kids can make with adult help and supervision.
Materials
- paper plate - your choice of color (I found some decorated plates at the supermarket!)
- heart shapes (I cut these from foam sheets purchased at the Dollar Store but a package of precut stick-on heart shapes would work great. )
- magic marker
- heavy paper or foam for clock hands
- paper fastener
- glue stick
- scissors
Directions
- Have the kids use a decorated Valentine's Day paper plate or draw a heart in the middle of a solid color paper plate, if desired.
- Color or decorate the edges of the plate, if desired.
- Adhere 12 heart stickers around the plate or make your own hearts with foam or paper and then glue them on the plate. If you have a heart punch, that would work great!
- Number the hearts (1-12).
- Have the adult, draw 2 clock hands on paper or foam sheets, then cut them out.
- Have an adult insert a paper fastener through the 2 clock hands then through the center of the plate.
- Now it's 'TIME' for the kids to enjoy math with their new paper plate clock!
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Happy Valentine's Day!
