Telling the time worksheets
Free worksheets: Telling the time, KS2
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Number crossword: days and time
Fill this like an ordinary crossword, except the answers are numbers not words.
Reading the 24-hour clock
This table shows the times each day that Mrs Smith feeds her cat, Topsy. Can you read the table then answer the questions, then change all the times into the 12-hour clock?
Match digital and analogue time (quarter to)
Practise telling the time to forty-five minutes past the hour with this time worksheet. Your child will need to match the same 'quarter to' the hour times shown on a digital and analogue clock.
Practise writing the days of the week
Help your child practise writing the days of the week with this handwriting and spelling worksheet.
Y5 time word problems
Use your knowledge of time to solve these word problems. For an extra challenge, work against the clock and aim to finish as quickly as possible!
Time intervals: 12-hour and 24-hour clock
Can you solve these time interval word problems? Use this timeline to help you (or cover it up if you're able to answer the questions without it).
Time facts matching game
Cut out all the cards. Each pink card matches up with a blue card. See if you can find all the pairs. How fast can you do it?
Telling the time to the nearest 5 minutes: matching activity
Can you match the clock faces to the times given in writing? Cut them out and match them up.
Sequencing events
Ask your child to cut out the pictures and think about which heading they go under. Once they have placed them under the headings, ask them to give you a verbal sentence explaining what they do and when, for example: ‘In the morning, I eat breakfast.’
Sequencing events: past, present, future
Ask your child to tell you what they did yesterday. Ask them to draw a picture in the box and then write a sentence next to it. Encourage them to go through the rest of the sheet, filling in what they did at each stage.
Roman numerals: time intervals
Look at these clocks. Write the time (in modern numbers) underneath them. What’s the time difference between clock A and clock B?
Days in each month
Here's a simple way to remember how many days there are in each month. Now see if you can fill in the table correctly.
Converting measures time puzzles
Can you solve these three word puzzles? You'll have to convert between different measures of time...
Compare durations of events
The following children did a sponsored swim. They timed themselves swimming ten lengths. Write down how long it took each child (in minutes) to swim their ten lengths. Who completed the ten lengths the fastest? Who completed the ten lengths the slowest?
Compare and sequence intervals of time
Time intervals are best understood through practical activities. Here are some hands-on ways of experiencing the passing of time with your child. Once you’ve tried them, ask your child to cut out the activity cards and put them in order next to the matching time interval cards.
24-hour clock: time intervals
Look at these clocks. Write the 12-hour time (including am or pm) underneath each one. How much time has passed between the clocks?
Solve problems by converting between units of time
You'll need to convert between seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks and years to answer these tricky questions!
Converting between units of time
How quickly can you convert from seconds to minutes to hours? Let's find out...