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Telling Time to the Minute Worksheets: Free Printable
Free printable worksheets for telling time: to the minute. Read the clocks or draw the hands, with an answer key and a fresh set of clocks every time.
Telling time worksheets
From o'clock to the minute. Clocks are drawn fresh every time.
Tip: print the worksheet for your child and the answer key for yourself. Choose “Save as PDF” as the printer to keep a copy.
Telling time
Write the time shown on each clock.
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📚 Curriculum sources: Common Core Grade 1: Measurement & Data (time) · Common Core Grade 2: Measurement & Data (time) · National curriculum in England: mathematics
Our worksheets and games follow school curriculum standards (US Common Core and the national curriculum in England). Every answer key is worked out by the computer, not typed by hand.
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How to read it
Count by 5s to the last number the minute hand passed, then count the small ticks one by one.
Practise with a real clock at home too: ask “what time is it?” at breakfast, after school and at bedtime.
| Clock shows | Say it |
|---|---|
| 6:18 | 18 minutes past 6 |
| 8:37 | 23 minutes to 9 |
| 2:13 | 13 minutes past 2 |
| 9:48 | 12 minutes to 10 |
| 4:02 | 2 minutes past 4 |
US Common Core: hours and half hours in Grade 1, nearest 5 minutes in Grade 2. England: o'clock and half past in Year 1, to 5 minutes in Year 2, to the minute in Year 3.
Questions grown-ups ask
Which level should we start with?+
O'clock first, then half past, then quarter past and quarter to, then 5-minute steps and finally to the minute.
Is there a clock game too?+
Yes: the Clock Game in the kids' Play corner lets children drag the hands themselves.