Students practice converting digital times on the hour into written words on this math worksheet.

To solve this worksheet, we need to write the time shown on each digital clock in words. The example shows that 3:00 is written as "Three o'clock".

Here is the rule:
- Look at the number before the colon (:). That is the hour.
- Since all the minutes are :00, we just say the hour number followed by "o'clock".

Let's go through each clock one by one:

1. 5:00 → The hour is 5. So, it’s Five o'clock.
2. 7:00 → The hour is 7. So, it’s Seven o'clock.
3. 11:00 → The hour is 11. So, it’s Eleven o'clock.
4. 9:00 → The hour is 9. So, it’s Nine o'clock.
5. 8:00 → The hour is 8. So, it’s Eight o'clock.
6. 2:00 → The hour is 2. So, it’s Two o'clock.
7. 4:00 → The hour is 4. So, it’s Four o'clock.
8. 6:00 → The hour is 6. So, it’s Six o'clock.

We double-check spelling and capitalization — first letter capitalized, rest lowercase, and “o’clock” spelled correctly with an apostrophe.

Final Answer:
Five o'clock
Seven o'clock
Eleven o'clock
Nine o'clock
Eight o'clock
Two o'clock
Four o'clock
Six o'clock