Telling Time Essential Activities for Grade 1

Help your child make the necessary connection between reading a clock, and the time of day using this brightly colored telling time printable worksheet: AM or PM? Match the time of the day with the time on the clock, and your child will be on his way to mastering telling time!

Human beings are social in nature, and a lot of the things that we do require us to be on time for there to be order. For example, when setting up a meeting with a friend, it is necessary to include the time of the meeting so that everything goes smoothly. Ask your kids if they can tell you some other things we need to be on time for. Now, look at this worksheet and read the short story with pictures to your kids. Help them check the boxes of the times that match each clock.

Believe it or not, in today’s digital world, more kids than ever before are struggling with reading a traditional clock! Don’t let this vital skill get lost in translation, by completing this adorably fun telling time worksheet: get ready for school!

In order for your child to have a complete understanding of time-telling, you must teach them how to tell time in both the analog, and the digital formats. Luckily, this worksheet will help you clear up some of their confusion here. In this colorful printout, your child will need to identify the clocks that say the same time in both the digital and analog format. Help your little ones check the clocks that show the same time.

Look at the pictures and the clocks in this colorful worksheet. First, ask your students if they can tell you what the boy and girl are doing in each picture. Then, ask them if they can tell you what the time says on the clocks in each picture. Now, ask your students what activities the boy and the girl do at the same time. Help your curious students check the clocks that show the same time in the boy’s picture, and the girl’s picture.

Teaching your kids to tell the time will be very important. They must learn how to correctly tell the time in all its different formats, by looking at a clock, watch or even when it is written down. Use this worksheet to make your child’s learning much easier for them. There are four different clocks in the picture. Look at each one with your child, and then help them circle the time that matches the clock.

How skilled are your kids at telling the time? If you still have some doubts about their time-telling abilities, you are bound to get all your answers after this worksheet. There are four different clocks in this exercise. If your child can, ask them to tell you what kind of clocks each one is. Then, ask your child if they can tell you the time each clock says. Help them circle the correct time for each clock from the options on the left side.

Can your child tell the time already? If they are still having some difficulties correctly telling the time, then this worksheet will be a real help for them. A day is divided into two periods called a.m and p.m; teach these two very important facts to your children first. Then, look at the pictures in the exercise with your little ones. Can your child identify if the activities occur in the a.m or the p.m? Help them check the correct time.