Clocks(Telling Time)Coloring Pages and Worksheets

Telling time is one of the basic skills that kids need to learn. Most children master telling time by third grade. The principles of time are introduced as children begin to communicate. As children ask what time an event well take place and they get a reply they get to learn more about time. Children are formally introduced to telling time by first grade.

To help with teaching time and reading clocks to your homeschoolers we have provided resources on this page. Across the internet there are printable worksheets and interactive games to help reinforce telling time to your child. Here are few of those valuable clock and telling time educational resources.

Rabbit and Clocks Coloring Page

A coloring page with rabbits holding clocks (digital and analog) all reading 4 o’clock.

Analog Coloring Worksheet

Read each analog clock and then write the correct time on the line below the clock.

Interactive Telling Time/Clock Activities

Same Time Activity

Interactive activities where users read the clock and tell time in different ways.

Interactive Moving Hands Clock

Stop the clock when it reaches the right time

The Seton homeschool curriculum is provided by the Seton Home Study School. Seton Home Study School is an accredited Catholic school, under the Bishop of Arlington, as well as a fully accredited school with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The curriculum is offered for kindergarten through Grade 12 and is specifically aimed at providing learning materials that support both academic excellence and the teachings of the Catholic religion.

The Seton Home Study School was founded in response to a growing need from parents for a homeschooling curriculum based on the successes of Seton Junior and Seton High Schools. Seton Junior and Seton High schools were founded in 1975 by Dr. Anne Carroll in Manassas, Virginia. Seton became a highly regarded and much sought after school for its academic excellence and religious teachings however, not all families could afford the tuition and boarding costs. Dr. Carroll developed the Seton homeschool curriculum to address the needs of those families.

The Seton homeschool curriculum includes subjects such as religion, English, reading, maths, science, history, handwriting, foreign language, health and manners, music and art. Catholicism, as set forth by the Magisterium, is incorporated into all lessons. The curriculum also includes Catholic history and music and wherever possible Catholic text books are used. Science is taught from a creationistic point of view. The elementary curriculum is challenging and prepares students for the college-preparatory curriculum that is completed at high school level.

Curriculum scheduling is handled by Seton with lessons sent to parents on a day-to-day basis. Parents are required to evaluate their students on an on-going basis with some tests being sent directly to Seton for grading. Seton uses the California Achievement Test to evaluate if students are attaining their grade level goals.

The Seton Home Study School offers a number of additional curriculum resources. Parents can also make use of a customized curriculum for students with special needs, supplemental online learning materials as well as audio and video lectures.

Seton Home School is accredited as a private school with the Virginia Department of Education and is also a member of the Virginia Council for Private Education.

Homeschool Curriculum

Choosing a homeschool curriuculum is an important factor in how a family educates their children at home.  There are many different types of curriculum available.  Families homeschool in different ways and there is curriculum that addresses those types of homeschooling.  Some homeschool curriculum is secular, and does not put an empahasis on any religion.  There are many different religious based curriculums.  There are Christian based homeschoool curriculum suppliers, including Catholic homschool curriculum suppliers.

Many parents choose to use curriculum from different companies to meet the individual needs of their children. Some curriculums have everything that a family needs and they stick to one curriculum. Homeschool curriculum has evolved over time. There is traditional curriculum that uses books and is paper based. There are also curriculums that are accessed online. Another group uses computer cds or dvds. There are also those that are blend of several different delivery methods.

Homeschool Suppliers

Abeka Homeschool Curriculum

Abeka is a Christian based curriculum that has material for preschholer to 12th graders.  Abeka offers curriculum for homeschoolers and schools.  Abeka’s curriculum covers the general subjects(Language Arts,Math,Reading,Science, Social Studies) and electives(Spanish,Art,Music,Keyboarding,French).