What Are Time Flashcards?
Time flashcards are a fun and effective way to teach children about days of the week, parts of the day, and daily routines. Kids can use these cards to understand when things happen, such as Monday morning or dinner at night.
By practicing with time flashcards, children can:
- Learn the 7 days of the week in order
- Understand parts of the day (morning, afternoon, evening, night)
- Talk about daily routines (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Time Vocabulary for Kids
Here are some useful time words you can teach with flashcards:
Days of the Week
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Parts of the Day
- morning
- afternoon
- evening
- night
- day
Daily Routine
- breakfast
- lunch
- dinner
👉 [Download the full free set of Learning Time Flashcards PDF for Kids]
How to Teach Time with Flashcards
Start with the Days of the Week
- Show each card in order and let kids repeat the names.
- Sing a “days of the week” song to make it easier to remember.
Teach Parts of the Day
- Connect cards to real life: “Morning – We go to school. Night – We go to sleep.”
- Show pictures or act out routines to match the time words.
Use Meal Cards for Routines
- Practice: “Breakfast is in the morning. Lunch is in the afternoon. Dinner is in the evening.”
Fun Time Flashcard Games
- Time Match – Match a “day” card with a “meal” card (e.g., Sunday + breakfast).
- What Comes Next? – Show Monday, ask: “What comes next?” → Tuesday.
- Daily Routine Race – Kids act out what they do in the morning, afternoon, or evening.
- Schedule Builder – Let kids arrange flashcards to show their daily routine.
Example Sentences with Time Vocabulary
- What day is it today? → It’s Monday.
- When do you eat breakfast? → In the morning.
- Do you have lunch in the evening? → No, I have lunch in the afternoon.
- Is dinner in the morning? → No, dinner is at night.
These sentence frames are perfect for ESL learners and early readers.
Free Learning Time Flashcards PDF Download
📥 Click here to download your free Learning Time Flashcards PDF for Kids.
You’ll get 15 colorful cards, ready to print and use in class or at home.
👉 Also check out our related free flashcards:
- [Numbers Flashcards for Kids]
- [Opposite Words Flashcards for Preschool Learning]
- [Daily Routine Flashcards for Kids and ESL Students]
FAQ about Time Flashcards
Q: At what age should kids start learning time vocabulary?
A: Children as young as 3–4 can learn parts of the day and daily routines. Days of the week usually start around ages 4–6.
Q: Are these flashcards useful for ESL learners?
A: Yes! Time words are practical and help ESL students talk about schedules and routines.
Q: Can I use these flashcards at home?
A: Absolutely. Parents can use them to practice daily routines, plan weekly schedules, and make learning fun.