Tick Tock Octo Clock Puzzle

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Tick Tock Octo Clock Puzzle

Ollie Octopus has a watch for each arm but he can't tell the time! Can you help him tell the right time by drawing the hands on each clock to show the time it says underneath? It would really help Ollie to know what time it was, then he wouldn't be late for school!

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This puzzle is aimed at 5 to 7 year olds, it's a fun way to teach children how to tell the time, as well helping to build their problem solving skills.

We have many other puzzles in the Download section which can be reached from the sidebar on the left. All our printable puzzles are completely free and are great to keep on hand for kids to do while travelling, or as a creative rainy day activity.

All of our puzzles are supplied as a pdf so you'll need to have Adobe Acrobat installed on your system. If you haven't, Google it and you'll find lots of places and instructions on how to get it.

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Now that you have read through the advice above, you might want to put it into practice. Our Developmental Milestone Checker lets you enter your child's age and find out which developmental milestones they should be reaching. Covers physical, cognitive, social, and language development with guidance on what to do if you have concerns. Try it now →

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shorite 28/09/2011 at 6:08 am
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