Telling Time Practice Pack

Reading a clock asks children to coordinate two hands and two number scales. This pack provides practice with analog and digital times, including hours and five-minute intervals. Look through the previews to choose between reading a clock, drawing its hands, and working out a later time.

Some pages show an analog clock and ask for the time in digits. Others supply a digital time and an empty clock face. The more demanding pages add a duration in hours and minutes to a starting time, then ask children to write the result or draw it on a 12-hour clock. Choose the response format that matches the clock skill you want to practice.

Begin with the hour hand and explain how its position changes as minutes pass. Count around the minute marks in fives before trying less familiar times. Save the elapsed-time pages for a child who can already read both hands and understands that 60 minutes make an hour. Begin with familiar times and introduce the longer calculations when those are comfortable.

A movable teaching clock can help you model one example before returning to paper. Find other activities in the free printable library, or use the Early Math Essentials set when counting and numeral recognition need more practice. Choose a few clocks at a time and check the reasoning together.

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Telling Time Practice Pack

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15 worksheets

Read Clocks to the Hour

Practice whole hours: read each analog clock and write its time in digits. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Draw Clock Hands for Whole Hours

Practice whole hours: read each digital time and draw the matching hands on an empty clock face. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Read Half-Hour Clocks

Practice half-hour times: read each analog clock and write its time in digits. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Draw Clock Hands for Half Past

Practice half-hour times: read each digital time and draw the matching hands on an empty clock face. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Read Quarter-Past and Quarter-To Clocks

Practice quarter-hour times: read each analog clock and write its time in digits. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Draw Clock Hands for Quarter-Hour Times

Practice quarter-hour times: read each digital time and draw the matching hands on an empty clock face. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Read Clocks in Five-Minute Steps

Practice five-minute times: read each analog clock and write its time in digits. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Draw Clock Hands in Five-Minute Steps

Practice five-minute times: read each digital time and draw the matching hands on an empty clock face. Use 12 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Whole Hours and Draw the New Time

Practice adding whole hours: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and draw the hands for the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Whole Hours and Write the New Time

Practice adding whole hours: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and write in digits the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Thirty Minutes and Write the New Time

Practice adding thirty minutes: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and write in digits the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Fifteen Minutes and Draw the New Time

Practice adding fifteen minutes: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and draw the hands for the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Five Minutes and Write the New Time

Practice adding five minutes: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and write in digits the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Hours and Minutes: Digital Answers

Practice adding hours and quarter-hour durations: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and write in digits the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

Add Hours and Minutes: Draw the Clock

Practice adding hours and five-minute durations: add the stated duration to each starting clock time and draw the hands for the new time. Use 14 clock examples with adult support for hour-hand and minute-hand reasoning.

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How many worksheets are in Telling Time Practice Pack?

This published set currently contains 15 downloadable worksheets. Each individual worksheet is one printable page. The previews above show the available activities.

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Can I print a downloaded worksheet again?

Yes. You can print your downloaded PDF again for personal or classroom use. Do not re-upload or redistribute the PDF. An active eligible subscription is required to download subscription materials from Whizki.

When should I introduce reading a clock?

Connect time words with familiar routines first. In Common Core grade 1, children learn to tell and write time to the hour and half-hour. Choose a worksheet whose clock intervals match what your child is ready to practice.

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