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Telling time
O'clock, half past, five-minute and to-the-minute, with an answer key.
Every clock in the house is digital — this is the fix.
A printed sample from this page(tap to enlarge) Level Print a name and date on it (optional)Leave it empty and the lines stay blank to write on. Teachers: put the class name in once and every copy in the batch has it.
How many sheets Sheet #1
In the print dialog, set margins to none and turn on background graphics — then it prints exactly as shown.
What this sheet helps with
- Ages
- Ages 6–9
- What it builds
- Reading an analogue clock. The hour hand moves with the minutes, so they learn to read "between 3 and 4".
- · Go o'clock → half past → five minutes → to the minute. Jumping straight to the minute is too big a step.
- · Do a few next to a real clock on the wall so it doesn't stay a paper exercise.
What comes nextElapsed timeReading it is step one; moving it forward is step two.→