Count Quarter Hours Worksheet
This count quarter hours worksheet helps 2nd grade students skip count by fives to read and draw quarter hour times on analog clocks, and it comes with a full answer key.
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About this resource
Description
Telling time to the quarter hour is a big step for young learners, and skip counting by fives is the key that unlocks it. This count quarter hours worksheet gives second graders focused practice reading and showing times at quarter past, half past, quarter to, and on the hour. As students count the minutes around the clock by fives, they see why a quarter hour is 15 minutes and how the hour hand slowly moves toward the next number.
How to Use This Worksheet
In the first part, students look at six analog clocks, count the minutes by fives, and write each time in the box below the clock. In the second part, they read three digital times and draw the hour hand and the minute hand on each blank clock face. Remind students that the hour hand is short and the minute hand is long. The answer key shows every written time and every correctly drawn clock, so checking work is quick.
What’s Included
- Six read-the-clock problems with quarter hour times
- Three draw-the-hands problems
- Large, clear clock faces with minute marks for counting by fives
- A complete answer key
Why It Helps Kids
- It connects skip counting by fives to reading minutes on a real clock.
- It builds fluency with quarter past, half past, and quarter to times.
- It practices both directions of the skill: reading a clock and showing a time.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Use this 2nd grade telling time worksheet as a warm-up, a math center, or homework after a lesson on quarter hours. Before students begin, have them point to each number on a clock and count by fives together. At home, pair the count quarter hours worksheet with a real clock in your kitchen and ask your child to tell you the time at a quarter past or a quarter to the hour during the day.
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