Telling time worksheets
Nine analog clocks showing different times — read each one and write it down. Answer key included.
Best fit: 1st–3rd grade · Answer key included · Free, no sign-up
Answer key
The same sheet with every answer shown in blue — print it for marking, or hand it over for self-checking.
About these worksheets
Reading an analog clock is two skills at once: the short hand tells the hour (even when it has drifted toward the next number), and the long hand counts minutes by fives. These nine clocks mix both challenges — times to the nearest five minutes, with plenty of “hour hand almost at the next number” traps. For an easier start, generate hour and half-hour versions with the clock worksheets, or use blank clock faces for hands-on practice first.
Grade level: this sheet is part of our2nd grade math worksheets collection.
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Frequently asked questions
What times do these clocks show?
Times to the nearest five minutes — the 2nd–3rd grade standard. The tricky cases, like 7:55 where the hour hand looks like 8, appear naturally.
What order should telling-time skills come in?
Hour, then half-hour (1st grade), then five minutes (2nd) and one minute (3rd). This sheet sits at the five-minute stage.
Is there an answer key?
Yes — the same nine clocks with each time written beneath, right below the worksheet.