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New Year countdown cards: hourly, clock, checklist

New Year countdown cards — a sheet of small cards each lettered with an hour such as "7 PM", "8 PM", "9 PM" and a blank activity panel, dashed cut lines, black-and-gold new year printable, confetti borders, elegant serif lettering, print-ready
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Reading 1Hourly cards
Reading 2Countdown clock
Reading 3Midnight checklist

Three New Year countdown printables for a kids' early countdown: a sheet of hourly activity cards, a clock face to colour, and a midnight checklist, each in black-and-gold, confetti-party, and minimal styles. Ask for a different hour range or an activity swap, and the same countdown grammar carries it.

  • a kids' early New Year's Eve countdown
  • a family countdown party at home
  • a classroom last-day-of-school countdown
  • a babysitting-night activity set

Frequently asked questions

Are the hourly activities already written in?
The hour prints on each card ('7 PM', '8 PM'...); the activity panel beneath is left blank for you to plan.
What size do these print at?
Each piece is a single page sized for cutting into small cards or a standalone sheet.
Can I get a different hour range?
Yes — the direction field takes any variation, including a different hour range.
What are the three styles?
Black-and-gold, bright confetti-party, and minimal thin-line.

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