16 Clock Coloring Pages
People have been measuring time for thousands of years, from sundials and water clocks in ancient Egypt to mechanical clocks in medieval Europe. A classic analog clock has a short hour hand and a long minute hand, and learning to read one is a big milestone for young kids. This collection features clocks in creative settings. There is a classic alarm clock with bells on top and one resting on a stack of books. Other designs place a clock in a cabinet display, on a gift box, beside a mailbox, in a radio cabinet, inside a snow globe, on a treasure chest and on a trophy cup. These pages make a great tool for telling time practice. Before coloring, kids can draw the hands to show a time like bedtime or lunchtime, then color the clock face. Bright colors for the frame and a white face keep the numbers easy to read. Gold or silver bells on the alarm clock add shine. They suit kindergarten and first grade math.
Easy dials to an antique frame
Cute Clock Character is the simplest, with big shapes and no numerals for ages 3 to 6. Alarm Clock adds hollow numbers to fill for ages 4 to 7. Cute Clock already has dark numerals and hands, so kids around 5 to 8 only color the frame and face. Wall Clock is the detailed page, with tiny scallops, scrolls and a fleur de lis that suit ages 8 to 12.
Telling time practice
Every clock with hands here points to ten past ten. After coloring, kids can draw new hands on a copy to show wake up time, lunch time and bedtime. Cute Clock is the best for exact minutes because of its full ring of ticks. On Cute Clock Character, have kids write the missing numbers beside each tick mark, then draw hands showing the time school starts.
