Telling Time to the Half Hour #2 – 12 Alarm Clocks
How many ways can you say it’s half past the hour? There are several, but in this worksheet all you need to do is write the hour and :30. Easy as pie!
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Subject Level: Telling Time
Learning to tell the time is one of the most practical math skills kids will learn. Maybe these skills won’t be used as often when children are young as when they are older, but they definitely will be used. Just think for a minute how many times you check the time each day or even just wonder what time it is. Probably more than you think! At this time, you’ll find below some awesome telling time worksheets specifically created for first grade.
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Telling Time to the Half Hour #3 – 12 Alarm Clocks
Kids can have a great time checking out these clocks and writing the times on the lines! When they’re done they can count and point to 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, etc.
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Telling Time to the Half Hour #1 – 16 Clocks
Get your game on, kids! It’s time to really challenge your time-telling abilities with 16 smaller clocks on this page. Show us what you’ve got!
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Telling Time to the Half Hour #2 – 16 Clocks
Have your kids keep up the good work with telling time to the half hour and try out this worksheet. Use as a time filler, practice, or as an assessment sheet.
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Telling Time to the Half Hour #3 – 16 Clocks
Challenge your kids to go for the gold! Have them fill in this telling time to the half hour worksheet and see if they can get all the times correct.
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #1 – 9 Round Clocks
Draw the time to the half hour by being very careful to draw the hour hand in the right place, just a bit after the hour number. Answer sheet included.
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #2 – 9 Round Clocks
Draw the time to the half hour on each round clock. There are only nine clocks to the half hour. Which three are missing? Can you figure it out?
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #3 – 9 Round Clocks
Here are nine round clocks for your kids to practice drawing the time to the half hour. Make sure they remember to put the long hand on the 6!
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #1 – 12 Alarm Clocks
How can you tell what time it is? By looking at the clock, silly. So take a good look at these clocks and draw the times on all the clocks to the half hour.
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #2 – 12 Alarm Clocks
For every one of the times kids will draw to the half hour on these clocks the minute hand goes in the same place. Can your kids tell you where that is?
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #3 – 12 Alarm Clocks
What would these alarm clocks be used for? What would kids do at half past the hour? Have them choose one of the times and say what they might do at that time?
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #1 – 16 Table Clocks
These clocks are a bit small so you will need to draw the time to the half hour very carefully so the hands are in the right place. Good luck! Answer sheet included.
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #2 – 16 Table Clocks
This worksheet has 16 clocks for kids to draw the time to the half hour. Have them draw lines as straight as can be – and don’t forget the arrows on the end.
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Draw the Time to the Half Hour #3 – 16 Table Clocks
Draw the time to the half hour on each of these clocks. Look at the times carefully. Draw carefully. Do you see a pattern on each line? Describe the pattern.
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Draw the Time to the Hour #1 – 9 Wall Clocks
Here are some blank clocks with a time placed big and bold under each one. Pull out your pencil and draw those hands on the clock faces.
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Draw the Time to the Hour #2 – 9 Wall Clocks
Draw the time to the hour on each of these clock faces. Try to draw those lines as straight as you can, and don’t forget the arrow on the end.
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