Looking at this ninth clock, the hour hand is pointing directly at the 5, and the minute hand is pointing at the 12. This means the time is exactly 5:00. According to the key on the left, "cinq" means five. So, for this clock, I need to write "cinq" in the blank space.
Now, let me move to the tenth clock, which is in the fourth row on the left.
Looking at this tenth clock, the hour hand is pointing directly at the 2, and the minute hand is pointing at the 12. This means the time is exactly 2:00. According to the key on the left, "deux" means two. So, for this clock, I need to write "deux" in the blank space.
Now, let me move to the eleventh clock, which is in the fourth row in the middle.
Looking at this eleventh clock, the hour hand is pointing directly at the 11, and the minute hand is pointing at the 12. This means the time is exactly 11:00. According to the key on the left, "onze" means eleven. So, for this clock, I need to write "onze" in the blank space.
Finally, let me move to the twelfth clock, which is in the fourth row on the right.
Looking at this twelfth clock, the hour hand is pointing directly at the 6, and the minute hand is pointing at the 12. This means the time is exactly 6:00. According to the key on the left, "six" means six. So, for this clock, I need to write "six" in the blank space.
Here is the complete solution:
- Top-left clock (10:00):
dix
- Top-middle clock (7:00):
sept
- Top-right clock (3:00):
trois
- Second row, left clock (9:00):
neuf
- Second row, middle clock (8:00):
huit
- Second row, right clock (4:00):
quatre
- Third row, left clock (10:00):
dix
- Third row, middle clock (9:00):
neuf
- Third row, right clock (5:00):
cinq
- Fourth row, left clock (2:00):
deux
- Fourth row, middle clock (11:00):
onze
- Fourth row, right clock (6:00):
six
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of telling time in french worksheet.
