Write the Time: Quarter Past and To
- Ages 6–8
- Easy
- 2 pages
- Worksheet
- Answer key
- PDF: Letter & A4
Tip: download the PDF for Letter or A4 paper, print it at 100% and use a pencil or crayon. Tap "Show solution" to check your answer, or print it as an answer key.
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Nine clocks showing quarter past and quarter to times, with some half past. Children read the hands, write the time in figures in the two boxes, such as 4:15, and in words on the line, such as “quarter past four”. Quarter past: the long hand points to 3, a quarter of the way round. Quarter to: it points to 9, with a quarter of the hour left before the next hour.
Also try: Draw the Hands: Quarter Past and To · Clock Face With Minutes · Number Line 0–100
How to do this worksheet
- Look at the short hand first: it tells the hour. If it is between two numbers, the hour is the smaller one (between 12 and 1 counts as 12).
- Then look at the long hand to find the minutes.
- Write the time in figures in the boxes, then in words on the line.
The nine times on this sheet
- 4:15 (quarter past four)
- 8:30 (half past eight)
- 12:45 (quarter to one)
- 11:15 (quarter past eleven)
- 3:45 (quarter to four)
- 1:30 (half past one)
- 5:15 (quarter past five)
- 10:00 (ten o’clock)
- 2:45 (quarter to three)
Quarter past: the long hand points to 3, a quarter of the way round. Quarter to: it points to 9, with a quarter of the hour left before the next hour. The answer key is page 2 of the PDF.
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Printing tips
- Print at 100% (actual size); the PDFs are already set up for US Letter and A4.
- Print the clock face on card stock and slip it into a plastic sleeve to use with a dry-erase marker again and again.
- Keep the make-your-own clock beside the worksheets so children can set each time before writing it.
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