Make telling the time fun and engaging with the vibrant Clock Labels – Animalia set. Featuring exclusive artwork by Kasey Rainbow, this resource transforms your classroom clock into a bold and functional display that helps students build confidence in reading analogue and 24-hour time.

With clearly labelled minute circles, 24-hour numbers, and key time terms like “Quarter To” and “Half Past,” these labels are ideal for reinforcing vocabulary and supporting time-telling skills in early and middle primary classrooms. The bright, playful Animalia artwork brings energy and joy to your classroom while supporting meaningful learning.

Clock Labels – Animalia are perfect for whole-class modelling, independent referencing, or small group activities. Simply print, cut, and attach them around your classroom clock to provide consistent visual cues throughout the day. It’s a quick and easy upgrade that supports maths fluency and daily routine transitions.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Read and understand analogue time using visual prompts
• ✅ Use vocabulary such as o’clock, half past, and quarter to
• ✅ Make connections between 12-hour and 24-hour time
• ✅ Build time-telling fluency through repeated visual exposure
• ✅ Engage with colourful, themed visuals that support classroom learning

What’s Included:

• Minute circles (counting by fives)
• 13–24 number circles for teaching 24-hour time conversion
• Labels for O’clock, Half Past, Quarter To, and Quarter Past

Materials Needed:

• Printed label set (preferably on cardstock for durability)
• Scissors for cutting out each piece
• Blu-tack, Velcro dots, or tape for attaching around the clock
• Optional: laminator for long-term reuse

How to Use:

1. Print and laminate the clock labels for strength and longevity.
2. Cut out all components and attach them around your classroom clock in the correct positions.
3. Refer to the labels during calendar time, maths lessons, or daily transitions.
4. Use the 24-hour labels as a challenge for more advanced learners or during digital/analogue matching activities.
5. Encourage students to use the clock display independently as they build fluency.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Reinforce time vocabulary during maths warm-ups and rotations
• 💡 Include in your classroom routine or visual schedule reference zone
• 💡 Pair with matching time-telling worksheets or small group games
• 💡 Ideal for early finishers and EAL students needing visual support

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Use coloured card to match your Animalia theme and boost visual impact
• 💛 Store pieces flat in a labelled folder for quick access next year
• 💛 Introduce time vocabulary gradually, building on the display across the week

Clock Labels – Animalia turn your classroom clock into an interactive learning tool, helping students tell the time with confidence and colour.

Check out our other Aussie Animalia decor resources.

Available in our basic fun font and all Australian state fonts.