Reading the Hour Hand Worksheet Download
This math worksheet takes the minute hand off the clock so students can practice reading the hour hand on its own. Most hands sit between two numbers, some just past a number and some almost at the next one, and a few point right at a number. The hour is always the number the hand has passed, so a hand nearly at the 5 still means it is after 4 o'clock. An example at the top shows how to read it.
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Reading the Hour Hand
Each worksheet has 11 clocks that show only the hour hand. Students write the hour the hand is on or has just passed.
About this worksheet
Each worksheet has 11 clocks that show only the hour hand. Students write the hour the hand is on or has just passed.
Student objectives
- Read the hour from the hour hand alone
- Know that a hand between two numbers shows the number it has passed
- Tell a hand that is almost at a number from one that is on it
Everyday practice
- Looking at a clock and saying which hour it is after
- Checking whether it is past lunch time on a classroom clock
- Telling about what time it is when only a glance at the clock is possible
Standards
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visual