A.M. and P.M. Resources

On Education.com, parents and teachers can find a variety of materials to help children learn to tell time using A.M. and P.M. sections on clocks. These include worksheets, printable clock face activities, and interactive lessons that teach students to distinguish between morning and evening times, read digital and analog clocks, and understand time concepts. Each resource is designed to make learning about time engaging and accessible for elementary students.

A.M. and P.M. refers to divisions of the 12-hour clock that differentiate morning hours from afternoon and evening hours. The A.M. (ante meridiem) period covers times from midnight to noon, while the P.M. (post meridiem) period spans from noon to midnight. Teaching children to understand and identify these segments helps build a foundation for accurate time reading, scheduling, and developing a sense of chronology.

Educators and parents can use A.M. and P.M. resources to create engaging lessons that reinforce time-telling skills in a fun and practical way. These activities provide opportunities for practice, reinforce classroom learning, and support daily routines at home. With a range of hands-on worksheets and digital exercises, children can confidently learn to recognize and interpret both morning and evening hours on the clock.