Clock worksheets

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Set it up here, then open the sheet and print it. Nothing is saved — the link in your address bar is the worksheet, so bookmark it or send it to whoever needs the same one.

What the pupils do

Read the clockA clock is drawn. The pupil writes the time underneath.Draw the handsThe time is written. The pupil draws the hands on an empty clock.Both, mixedAlternating. Moving between the two is its own skill.

What it is for

An exerciseSix clocks to a page, worked through in class.An assessmentA box for a mark and a comment on the first page, more room to write, larger clocks.

Which times to useStart where the class is. You can print another sheet a step further on.How many clocks6 fit on a page. More than that prints a second page.How many different versionsSame questions to answer, different times, so neighbours cannot copy. Each sheet is marked with a short code that matches a column on the answer page.

Hours of the day

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Narrow this to practise one part of the day. The clock face shows twelve hours either way.

On the clock faceShow the hour numbersShow the minute numbers — this makes the clocks smaller on the page

PrintingBlack and white — for most school printersColour — the same four pens as the boardAdd a page with the answers — it prints last, so it is easy to keep back

What a pupil gets

The first clock of this sheet. 6 clocks, 6 to a page.

Open the worksheet

It opens in a new tab so you can look at it before printing. Print from there, or save it.

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