Telling Time: Quarter Past and Quarter To
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Telling Time: Quarter Past and Quarter To
Quarter past and quarter to worksheet: read nine clocks at quarter hours, such as 2:15 and 8:45, and write each time in digital form. Grade 2 telling time with an answer key.
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Quarter Past and Quarter ToA teaching handout to hand out before this sheet: the rule, worked examples and common mistakes.- Pages
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Read and write the time on clocks with hands and on digital clocks: to the hour and half hour, then to 5 minutes and the quarter hours, then to the minute, and say whether a time is a.m. or p.m. Choose seconds, minutes or hours for how long something takes.
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How to use this sheet
- Have a real clock with hands, or a paper one, to set each time before writing it.
- Read the short hand first for the hour, then the long hand for the minutes.
- Count by 5s around the clock together before the sheets with minutes.
Common mistakes
- Mixing up the hour hand and the minute hand. The short hand is the hour, the long hand is the minutes.
- Reading the hour as the number the hour hand is nearest, so 2:50 is read as 3:50. The hour is the number it has just passed.
- Reading the number the minute hand points to as the minutes, so the 3 becomes 3 minutes. Count by 5s: it is 15.
