Telling Time
Read: "Winnie-the-Pooh Tells Time" Insipired by A.A. Milne With Decorations by Ernest H. Shepard, "The Grouchy Ladybug" by Eric Carle or any other "Time" book.
Clock Craft: Make a clock using a paper plate and writing the numbers on it.  Make a little and a big hand out of an index card.  Attach to the center of the clock using a brad.  Decorate it.
Practice by using a enlarged clock from Home 2 Learn.  Laminate it.

Talk about how to tell time.  For example, "The little had is always the hour and the big hand tells you the minutes".
Practice on a movable clock.
Play online games.

LearningPlanet.com - TimeWorks
Music: Tick Tock Including music, sheet music, and activities to go along with it.

Cut out the four clocks at Telling Time Print Out (Black & White) @ Home 2 Learn.
On the left hand side of a piece of construction paper, write: "I Can Tell Time!"  Under that write: "What time is it?"    "It is ___ o'clock."
Place "ten - ten", "twelve - 12", "two - 2", "three - 3", on the side or above each clock after printing it out.

Time Books

              
  

Game Time!  talks about: weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds.

Other Links
Telling Time (by the hour) 1st Grade
A lesson plan using the book "The Grouchy Ladybug" by Eric Carle.
 

Online Time Activities BBC - CBeebies: Fun & Games: Tikkabilla Clock I am learning how to tell time with my friend Kat @ abctooncenter Identifying Time-The Hour @ Kids Online Resources Interactive Judy Clock LearningPlanet.com - TimeWorks My Day (What time is it?) @ kidzclub Time Teller @ Lil' Fingers What Time Is It? @ PrimaryGames.com Time Clock @ Cartoon Critters This one only works in certain browsers. Feeding Time @ LittleFingers.com Grades 2-4 Telling Time Listen to the time and choose the answer. (Older Children) That Quiz: Time