Clock Diagrams are a type of graphic organizer that shows how items are related to one another in a time-oriented cycle.

In making a clock diagram, the student must identify the main events in the cycle, how one event leads to another, and, if appropriate, how the cycle repeats.

For example, a story clock organizer helps students depict the plot development of a story (by writing summaries and perhaps drawings in the segments of the clock).

Printouts:

Clock Printout: 3 20-Minute Divisions Clock with three 20-minute divisions.

Clock Printout: 4 Quarter-Hour Divisions Clock with four 15 minute divisions.

Clock Printout: 6 10-Minute Divisions Clock with six 10-minute divisions.

Clock Printout: 12 Hour Divisions Clock with 12 hour divisions.

Clock Printout: 24 Hour Divisions 24 hour clock graphic organizer.

Unlabeled Clock Printout: 3 Divisions Unlabeled clock with three divisions.

Unlabeled Clock Printout: 4 Divisions Unlabeled clock with four divisions.

Unlabeled Clock Printout: 6 Divisions Unlabeled clock with six divisions.

Unlabeled Clock Printout: 12 Divisions Unlabeled clock with 12 divisions.

Unlabeled Clock Printout: 24 Divisions Unlabeled clock with 24 divisions.

Story Clock: 3 Divisions Story clock with three divisions.

Story Clock: 4 Divisions Story clock with four divisions.

Story Clock: 5 Divisions Story clock with five divisions.

Story Clock: 6 Divisions Story clock with six divisions.

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