What Time Is It Worksheet
A What Time Is It worksheet where 1st graders read six analog clocks and write the digital time to the hour and half hour. Includes a complete answer key — perfect for quick, no-prep telling time practice at home or school.
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Knowing how to answer the question “What time is it?” is one of the first practical math skills every child needs, and this what time is it worksheet gives 1st graders focused practice reading an analog clock. Telling time to the hour and the half hour helps young learners connect the hour and minute hands to the digital times they see all around them each day.
This 1st grade clocks worksheet shows six friendly analog clocks and asks students to look closely at each one and write the matching digital time on the line below. To use it, give each child the page and have them study the two hands on every clock, decide which hour the short hand is closest to, and then check whether the long hand points to the 12 for an o’clock time or the 6 for a half-past time. The included answer key makes grading fast and easy.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- Answer key
- 6 analog clocks to read and write as digital time (to the hour and half hour)
There are three big reasons this what time is it worksheet helps children master telling time. First, reading real clock faces builds the visual memory kids need to recognize where the hands sit at common times. Second, writing each answer in digital form, like 3:00 or 7:30, links the analog clock to the numbers students already know. Third, mixing o’clock and half-hour times keeps learners thinking carefully about both hands instead of guessing, which strengthens accuracy and confidence.
Teachers and parents can extend this skill in many playful ways. Set a toy clock on the table and take turns setting the time for daily routines like breakfast, recess, and bedtime. Ask your child what time it is throughout the day and have them draw the hands on a blank clock face. Practice skip counting by fives around the clock to get ready for reading minutes, and turn cleanup or homework into a friendly “beat the clock” challenge to keep telling time fun and hands-on.
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