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"Telling the Time" worksheet for kids featuring a story about Harry's daily routine, with activities on telling time, true/false questions, matching, and drawing an alarm clock.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "Telling the time" featuring a story about a boy named Harry, with sections for true/false questions, matching times, drawing an alarm clock, and answering questions about his daily routine. The worksheet includes a clock illustration and a "Back to School" chalkboard sign.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "Telling the time" featuring a story about a boy named Harry, with sections for true/false questions, matching times, drawing an alarm clock, and answering questions about his daily routine. The worksheet includes a clock illustration and a "Back to School" chalkboard sign.

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Problem Overview:


The worksheet is about "Telling the Time" and involves reading a passage about Harry's daily routine, answering questions, matching times to their verbal descriptions, drawing an alarm clock, and solving related tasks. Below is a step-by-step solution for each section.

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Section A: True (T) or False (F)



#### Passage Recap:
- Harry's name is mentioned.
- He is 10 years old.
- He gets up at 6:00 am.
- He brushes his teeth at 6:35.
- He has breakfast after brushing his teeth.
- He eats cereals and butter for breakfast.
- He drinks tea after breakfast.
- He packs his bag and waits for the school bus.
- The bus arrives on time.
- Mr. Hank is the bus driver.
- Harry arrives at school at 8:00 am.

#### Questions and Answers:
1. The boy's name is Henry.
- False (F): The boy's name is Harry, not Henry.

2. Henry is twelve years old.
- False (F): Harry is 10 years old, not 12.

3. Henry is a teacher.
- False (F): Harry is a pupil, not a teacher.

4. Henry wakes up at six thirty.
- False (F): Harry wakes up at 6:00 am, not 6:30.

5. He does not brush his teeth.
- False (F): Harry brushes his teeth at 6:35.

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Section B: Match



#### Instructions:
Match the times to their verbal descriptions.

#### Matching:
- 6:00: *six o'clock*
- 7:15: *quarter past seven*
- 6:30: *half past six*
- 6:45: *quarter to seven*

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Section C: Draw an Alarm Clock



#### Instructions:
Draw an alarm clock showing a specific time. Since the exact time isn't specified in the question, you can choose any time (e.g., 6:30). Here’s how to draw it:
1. Draw a circle for the clock face.
2. Add numbers from 1 to 12 around the circle.
3. Draw two hands: the hour hand pointing to the hour and the minute hand pointing to the minutes.
- For example, if you choose 6:30:
- The hour hand should be halfway between 6 and 7.
- The minute hand should point directly at 6 (representing 30 minutes).

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Section D: Answer These Questions



#### Instructions:
Answer the questions based on the passage.

#### Questions and Answers:
1. What time does he have breakfast?
- Answer: After brushing his teeth, which is at 6:35.

2. What does he do at 6:35?
- Answer: He brushes his teeth.

3. What does he eat for breakfast?
- Answer: Cereals and butter.

4. What does he drink after breakfast?
- Answer: Tea.

5. What time does Henry arrive at school?
- Answer: 8:00 am.

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Final Answer Summary:



#### Section A:
1. F
2. F
3. F
4. F
5. F

#### Section B:
- 6:00 → *six o'clock*
- 7:15 → *quarter past seven*
- 6:30 → *half past six*
- 6:45 → *quarter to seven*

#### Section C:
Draw an alarm clock showing a specific time (e.g., 6:30).

#### Section D:
1. After brushing his teeth (6:35).
2. Brushes his teeth.
3. Cereals and butter.
4. Tea.
5. 8:00 am.

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Final Boxed Answer:


\[
\boxed{
\text{A: F, F, F, F, F; B: 6:00 → six o'clock, 7:15 → quarter past seven, 6:30 → half past six, 6:45 → quarter to seven; C: Draw an alarm clock (e.g., 6:30); D: 6:35, brushes teeth, cereals and butter, tea, 8:00 am.}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of clock reading worksheet.
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