Grade 2 · Time & Daily Schedules
Clockwork Day Planner


DAY 1 OF 5
Tap the activities from earliest to latest.
Find the earliest time first.
Learn the math: Sequence Daily Events by Time
Times need both an hour-minute reading and an AM or PM label to locate them in a day. Midnight is 12 AM; noon is 12 PM.
A worked example
8:30 AM comes before 12:00 PM, which comes before 3:15 PM.
Keep in mind while you play
Do not sort by the printed hour alone; compare where each time falls in the day.
About Clockwork Day Planner
A free Grade 2 math game for practicing sequence daily events by time. No account or download is needed.
Learning area: Time & money · Time Order & AM/PM.
Difficulty: 3 · Challenge within Grade 2. Combine ideas, remember more information or solve several steps.
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Compare three digital times with AM and PM labels, then tap the daily activities from earliest to latest to fill the clockwork planner.
Choose an activity that fits your learner. Grade labels are a guide; adults can help with the instructions.
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