Help pupils develop confidence when reading, converting and calculating time with this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts.

Each poster introduces a key time concept through clear explanations, visual clock models, worked examples, step-by-step strategies and short practice questions. The consistent design makes this pack ideal for classroom displays, lesson introductions, revision, targeted support and pupil reference folders.

This resource covers:
What is time? – identifying the parts of an analogue clock and using key time vocabulary
Reading the time – counting around the clock in five-minute intervals and reading hour and minute hands
12-hour and 24-hour time – understanding am and pm and converting between both formats
Units of time – converting between seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years
Elapsed time – finding how much time has passed by counting on or using subtraction
Reading timetables – locating information using rows and columns and identifying arrival and departure times
Calendars and dates – understanding days, weeks and months and solving calendar-based questions
Time problem-solving – applying time skills to journeys, school days, television programmes, sports and everyday situations

The posters support pupils in progressing from reading analogue clocks to solving more challenging problems involving duration, timetables, calendars and 24-hour time.

Each chart includes:
Clear, pupil-friendly explanations
Colourful analogue clock diagrams
Fully worked examples
Key mathematical vocabulary
Step-by-step methods
Practice questions and helpful reminders
Real-life applications and problem-solving opportunities

Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. Use the posters for whole-class teaching, guided maths sessions, revision, intervention work, independent reference or an engaging classroom display.

You will receive:

An 8-page printable PDF, containing one full-page anchor chart for each teaching step.

Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.