Reading a Clock (Word): Reading a Clock in Words Worksheet Download
This worksheet shows an analog clock inside a short sentence about someone's day, then asks what time the activity starts. Times land on five minute intervals. It covers the same reading skill as the plain clock sheets but wrapped in a named context, which is how the question is usually asked on a test.
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Reading a Clock in Words
Students read an analog clock to answer a question about when someone's activity starts.
About this worksheet
Students read an analog clock to answer a question about when someone's activity starts.
Student objectives
- Practice reading the hour and minute hands on an analog clock
- Write the time you see using words like 'quarter past' or 'half past'
- Tell time to the minute and describe it in words
- Connect the position of the clock hands to how we say the time out loud
Everyday practice
- Tell a family member what time it is when they ask
- Read the wall clock to know when it's time to leave for school
- Say how many minutes until dinner is ready
- Read the time on a clock and tell a friend when to meet
- Check the classroom clock to know when recess starts