30-Minute ESL Lesson Plan: Telling the Time (A1)

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Help your learners master how to tell the time in English with this beginner-friendly ESL lesson plan.

This 30-minute session introduces key time expressions such as o’clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to, with clear examples and visual support throughout.

Included printable flashcards:

  • Blank clock faces (so you can write in your own times)

  • Blank digital clock displays

  • Clocks showing key times

Perfect for A1 learners, whether in the classroom or online. A great resource for building confidence with everyday language and daily routines.

Get this lesson plan here!

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