This “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings is a great way to teach “Good morning/afternoon/evening/night” along with the time.
Learning how to say the time is always fun for young learners, but now you can go even one step further with this “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings template. It’s so easy to make that you can probably even do it in under 10 minutes. After it’s complete, you’ll have a high-quality resource that’s perfect for teaching student how to tell time, as well as useful expressions used when greeting such as “Good morning/ good afternoon / good evening /good night.”
One reason that this “Good morning!” clock craft is such a hit with students is because of the way that the scene in the clock window changes from morning to afternoon to evening to night right before their eyes. Our greetings flashcards and posters are also great for teaching valuable expressions, but there’s something about all the moving parts that makes this resource one step above the rest.
Use this “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings as a resource or as a fun classroom activity
There’s no doubt that this “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings will be a regular part of many lessons for teachers, but why not go one step further and let every student make their own clock? Not only is it cheap to make, but it’s also incredibly simple with very little preparation required.
We recommend cutting out all the parts, laminating them, and cutting them out again, but you can always skip the laminating part with the kids. Just be sure to print them on a little heavier card stock if you want them to last for a few days.
What do you need to make a spinning “Good morning” clock craft?
You don’t need much to make this “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings.
Just download and print our free “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings template here, grab your scissors, and start! If you plan on laminating the clock, then printing on regular paper is fine. If you choose not to laminate, then the heavier the paper, the better. We like to print our “Good Morning!” Spinning Clock Craft with Greetings on A3-size paper, but any size you choose will be fine.
Finally, you can use a brad pin to assemble all the moving parts on the clock craft, but we recommend using a rivet with a setting tool and hammer for a safer, more durable finished product.
