Units of Time Chart

Transform everyday routines into confident time-telling with a visually engaging, content-rich classroom reference. The Units of Time Chart is crafted to simplify time concepts for learners, making it easy to reference during calendar activities, transitions, and math lessons. Designed by Carson-Dellosa, this chart blends instructional value with classroom décor, so students stay engaged while they build essential time literacy.

Why this chart stands out

• 17" x 22" size offers clear, readable visibility from across the room, supporting quick reference during lessons and independent work.
• Bright, easy-to-read design turns time concepts into a memorable visual reference, helping students grasp units of time and their relationships.
• Year-round classroom décor that reinforces important lessons day after day, not just during a unit, so time-telling and sequencing become second nature.
• Part of Carson-Dellosa’s expansive curriculum décor line, with coordinating charts available to create a cohesive classroom theme across subjects.
• Simple to display in any learning space—hallways, centers, or behind the teacher desk—without taking away wall space from other essential visuals.

Who benefits most

Ideal for elementary classrooms, including kindergarten through early elementary grades, homeschool settings, tutoring centers, and after-school programs where foundational time concepts and routines are built. It’s also a practical aid for teachers guiding students through telling time, understanding elapsed time, and sequencing daily events.

Practical use cases

• Calendar time and daily schedule routines to reinforce time awareness and transitions.
• Time-telling practice during math lessons, helping students connect clocks, durations, and events.
• Sequencing activities that build chronological thinking—what happened first, next, and last.
• Independent work stations where students reference the chart to self-correct understanding of time concepts.
• Classroom themes and displays that reinforce a consistent, organized learning environment year-round.

How it compares to other classroom references

Unlike generic posters, this chart emphasizes practical usage during daily activities and math instruction, turning abstract time concepts into concrete, easily accessible references. Its design focuses on usability in real classroom scenarios—calendars, routines, and quick checks—so students develop autonomy with time literacy faster.

Product details

Dimensions: 17" x 22" — a comfortable, readable size for classroom walls, centers, or stations. Durable enough for daily handling in active learning spaces, and intended to complement a broader selection of subject-specific charts for a unified classroom look.

Tips for maximum impact

• Place the Units of Time Chart near the calendar area or daily schedule board for frequent quick references.
• Pair it with a clock or manipulatives to connect the visual units with hands-on time-telling practice.
• Incorporate it into a weekly routine where students explain time concepts to peers, reinforcing understanding through teaching.

Content-rich curriculum décor provides an effective way for students to learn essential skills in the classroom.

The Units of Time Chart is an excellent visual reference that illustrates units of time in a fun, easy-to-read design making it ideal for students to reference throughout the day. This chart measures 17” x 22”.

Carson-Dellosa has a chart for every subject, grade, and need. Place classroom charts anywhere, year-round, to reinforce important lessons, skills, and concepts. Look for coordinating products to create a cohesive classroom theme.