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To remind or teach students how to read an analog clock. (In English)

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Many students only know how to tell time on digital clocks and need taught or reminded. Also they need reminded of terms like half past and quarter till.

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All of these videos are intended for students of Spanish 1. In my case, they would be for 7th and 8th grade students taking Spanish for the first time.

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To give tips and hints about telling time in Spanish. Have a video as a reminder how to tell time in Spanish.

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I am doing this as reference for students. Some students learn better from a video, need to be able and go back to the lecture or just want a refresher. Students can do any of these here.

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This would be used after the students have formally learned how to tell time in Spanish in class. They would already have note sheets and heard a lecture from me.

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To allow students to practice listening to times and showing it on a clock or write it out numerically.

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Students not only need to be able to say the time, but they also need to know what others are saying when they tell them the time. It doesn't a purpose to know how to ask for the time, but not comprehend it.

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During this time, I have other stations where students must work together to practice telling, writing, saying and listening to time. By creating a video of me saying the times, it will allow me to monitor and help other students instead of me being stuck in one group.

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Make on biteable as a short animation. Not all students will have to watch this, it will be posted on google classroom as some addition help.

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Make on powtoon as an informational video for all students to review and rewatch as many times as they want. I have never used powtoon so this will be a new tool for me.

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Make this on zoom video, students just need the voice recording with the answers showing. Zoom is easy to have a transcript made up for closed captioning.