Practise telling time to the quarter hour with real analog clock faces — kids read each clock and write the digital time on the line below. Every sheet prints with a matching answer key. Quarter past and quarter to — the minute hand on the 3 (:15) and the 9 (:45). Free, no signup.
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A clock face splits into quarters. Quarter past is the minute hand on the 3 (15 minutes); half past is on the 6 (30); quarter to is on the 9 (45 minutes, or 15 minutes before the next hour).
Quick way to teach it: Walk the long hand a quarter-turn at a time: 12 is o'clock, 3 is quarter past, 6 is half past, 9 is quarter to. Each jump is 15 minutes — a quarter of the clock.
Walk the long hand a quarter-turn at a time: 12 is o'clock, 3 is quarter past, 6 is half past, 9 is quarter to. Each jump is 15 minutes — a quarter of the clock. Print a fresh sheet, read a few clocks together each day, and check with the answer key — short, regular practice beats one long session.
This is usually taught in Grade 2. A clock face splits into quarters. Quarter past is the minute hand on the 3 (15 minutes); half past is on the 6 (30); quarter to is on the 9 (45 minutes, or 15 minutes before the next hour).
The short, fat hand is the hour hand — it points to the hour. The long, thin hand is the minute hand — it points to the minutes. On every clock on these worksheets the hour hand creeps forward with the minutes, just like a real clock, so 9:15 reads naturally.
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