Free telling time worksheets for students to learn analog and digital clocks. Your kindergarten students will love our free time-telling worksheets as they learn how to tell time to the hour, half-hour, quarter, and minute. There are different skill levels to help your students advance as quickly as the clock itself. Are you looking for math products for your class? Come look at our Interactive Math: Kindergarten Curriculum!
Telling Time to the Hour Worksheets.
Get your students started on telling time with our Telling Time to the Hour, Half Hour, Quarter Hour, and Minute worksheets. Your students will get a chance to practice telling time as well as writing it out in the correct format. They will work on following directions, reading and telling time in increments, math skills, and more. We suggest starting off on the simple side of time telling by having your students working on reading analog clocks to the hour. Your students will be asked to read the time and list it below. Would you like your child to gain even more practice with telling time? Try our new Clock Templates with hands on cut and paste activities and drawing hands using Roman Numerals and numbers!!!
Telling Time to the Hour
Free telling time worksheets to the hour. Students must determine the time on the analog clocks to the closest hour, then write the digital time below.
Telling Time to the Hour
Students read the time on the analog clock and write the correct digital format for the time. This worksheet features six different clocks for students to practice with.
Telling Time to the Hour
Our free printable telling time worksheets are great for K-2 students. You’ll have ample practice telling time to the hour with these free worksheets.
Telling Time to the Half Hour Worksheets
Telling Time to the Hour
We suggest starting off on the simple side of time telling by having your students working on reading analog clocks to the hour. Your students will be asked to read the time and list it below.
Telling Time to the Half Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding increments of an hour. These half-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Half Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding increments of an hour. These half-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Half Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding increments of an hour. These half-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Half Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding increments of an hour. These half-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Quarter Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding further increments of an hour. These quarter-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Quarter Hour Worksheets
Telling Time to the Quarter Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding further increments of an hour. These quarter-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Quarter Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding further increments of an hour. These quarter-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Quarter Hour
The next step to telling time is understanding further increments of an hour. These quarter-hour worksheets will help your students start breaking down time into smaller units.
Telling Time to the Minute Worksheets
Telling Time to the Minute
Your students are now into the home stretch. Our Telling Time to the Minute worksheets will help your students break down time to minutes.
Telling Time to the Minute
Your students are now into the home stretch. Our Telling Time to the Minute worksheets will help your students break down time to minutes.
Telling Time to the Minute
Your students are now into the home stretch. Our Telling Time to the Minute worksheets will help your students break down time to minutes.
Telling Time to the Minute
Your students are now into the home stretch. Our Telling Time to the Minute worksheets will help your students break down time to minutes.
Hands On Time Telling
Now that your students have a basic understanding of telling time, we recommend using the following hands-on worksheets to help them retain what they have learned. Telling time is an important lesson. Use our fun, fine motor worksheets to teach it!
Roll & Tell Time
Roll a die. Read the time in the matching row and color in the block. A fun and simple time-telling game for both individuals as well as with a partner.
Cut & Paste Telling Time
Students will get to work on fine motor and math/time telling skills as they cut out the time and paste it with the correct clock. A combination of fun and learning.
Color the Clock
Your students will be asked to color in the clock according to the key. They will work on telling time as well as following instructions with this fun telling time worksheet.
Telling Time to the Minute
Your students are now into the home stretch. Our Telling Time to the Minute worksheets will help your students break down time to minutes.
Telling Time to the Minute
Your students are now into the home stretch. Our Telling Time to the Minute worksheets will help your students break down time to minutes.
Color the Clock
Your students will be asked to color in the clock according to the key. They will work on telling time as well as following instructions with this fun telling time worksheet.
What Time Is It?
We all know that time is math. Now that your students are putting that together, use these free, printable time telling worksheets to have your students read and label the time then add to it. It is a great lesson to learn to help students understand what time looks like in a physical way while using their addition skills.
What Time Is It?
Your students will be asked to follow these instructions: Look at the clock and write the time of the first clock in the space under it. Now add the minutes indicated and write the time and the clock hands to the second clock.
What Time Is It?
Your students will be asked to follow these instructions: Look at the clock and write the time of the first clock in the space under it. Now add the hours indicated and write the time and the clock hands to the second clock.
What Time Is It?
Your students will be asked to follow these instructions: Look at the clock and write the time of the first clock in the space under it. Now subtract the hours indicated and write the time and the clock hands to the second clock.
What Time Is it?
Your students will be asked to follow these instructions: Look at the clock and write the time of the first clock in the space under it. Now subtract the minutes indicated and write the time and the clock hands to the second clock.
Drawing Hands on the Clock
Now that your students have had a chance to work on reading analog clocks, our Draw the Hands worksheets will be a great next step. Your students will be asked to read the time then put the first and second hand on each clock. Getting a chance to draw the hands will help your students take time telling to the next level.
Draw the Hands Telling Time
Your students will work on writing the first and second hand on the clock. This will be a great chance to show what they have learned and to help retain the information.
Draw the Hands Telling Time
Your students will work on writing the first and second hand on the clock. This will be a great chance to show what they have learned and to help retain the information.
Draw the Hands Telling Time
Your students will work on writing the first and second hand on the clock. This will be a great chance to show what they have learned and to help retain the information.
Draw the Hands Telling Time
Your students will work on writing the first and second hand on the clock. This will be a great chance to show what they have learned and to help retain the information.
Draw the Hands Telling Time
Your students will work on writing the first and second hand on the clock. This will be a great chance to show what they have learned and to help retain the information.
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