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Clock Face Templates

Submitted by Tricia (11-10-2012)

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When using clock templates do two copies of the numbers and use velcro to place the numbers on the clock so the numbers can be jumbled. It's good for fine motor and counting to 12.

Use a stationery hand and one movable hand to set the clock to do what you wish to concentrate on for the time concept. When working with children with special needs, it develops one concept at a time.
i.e. set the o'clock and change the hour hand or set the 1/2 past hand and change the hour hand.

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