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Let's solve the task step by step based on the image you described.
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1. Count by 5s and write the numbers around the clock.
2. Draw the minute hand to seven.
3. Draw the hour hand to five.
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On a clock, the numbers from 1 to 12 represent hours, but the minute markings go in increments of 5 minutes between each number.
So, starting at 12 (which is 0 minutes), we count by 5s around the clock:
- 12 → 0 minutes
- 1 → 5 minutes
- 2 → 10 minutes
- 3 → 15 minutes
- 4 → 20 minutes
- 5 → 25 minutes
- 6 → 30 minutes
- 7 → 35 minutes
- 8 → 40 minutes
- 9 → 45 minutes
- 10 → 50 minutes
- 11 → 55 minutes
Now, the circles around the clock (the ones outside the main clock face) are where you should write these minute values. So, you'll write:
- At the top (12): 05 is already written — that’s correct for 5 minutes past the hour.
- But wait — actually, the circle at 12 should be 00, not 05. The "05" shown might be an error or a hint.
Wait — looking closely: the circle at the 1 o’clock position has "05" written in it. That makes sense because 1 represents 5 minutes.
So, the circles around the clock correspond to the minute marks at each hour number.
So, you need to fill in the circles with the following:
| Clock Position | Minutes |
|----------------|---------|
| 1 | 05 |
| 2 | 10 |
| 3 | 15 |
| 4 | 20 |
| 5 | 25 |
| 6 | 30 |
| 7 | 35 |
| 8 | 40 |
| 9 | 45 |
| 10 | 50 |
| 11 | 55 |
| 12 | 00 |
> Note: The circle at 12 should have 00, not 05. The "05" shown near the 1 o'clock position is correct.
So, fill in the empty circles with:
- 12 → 00
- 1 → 05 (already filled)
- 2 → 10
- 3 → 15
- 4 → 20
- 5 → 25
- 6 → 30
- 7 → 35
- 8 → 40
- 9 → 45
- 10 → 50
- 11 → 55
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The minute hand points to the number 7 on the clock face.
Since each number represents 5 minutes:
- 7 = 35 minutes
So, draw the minute hand pointing to 7 (which is the 35-minute mark).
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The hour hand should point to 5.
This means the time is 5:35.
So, draw the hour hand pointing to 5.
Note: Since it's 35 minutes past 5, the hour hand will be a little past 5, but since this is likely a basic exercise, just drawing it pointing to 5 is acceptable.
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1. Fill in the circles around the clock with the minute values:
- 12 → 00
- 1 → 05
- 2 → 10
- 3 → 15
- 4 → 20
- 5 → 25
- 6 → 30
- 7 → 35
- 8 → 40
- 9 → 45
- 10 → 50
- 11 → 55
2. Draw the minute hand pointing to 7 (35 minutes).
3. Draw the hour hand pointing to 5 (representing 5:35).
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That’s the completed solution!
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Task Instructions:
1. Count by 5s and write the numbers around the clock.
2. Draw the minute hand to seven.
3. Draw the hour hand to five.
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Step 1: Count by 5s around the clock
On a clock, the numbers from 1 to 12 represent hours, but the minute markings go in increments of 5 minutes between each number.
So, starting at 12 (which is 0 minutes), we count by 5s around the clock:
- 12 → 0 minutes
- 1 → 5 minutes
- 2 → 10 minutes
- 3 → 15 minutes
- 4 → 20 minutes
- 5 → 25 minutes
- 6 → 30 minutes
- 7 → 35 minutes
- 8 → 40 minutes
- 9 → 45 minutes
- 10 → 50 minutes
- 11 → 55 minutes
Now, the circles around the clock (the ones outside the main clock face) are where you should write these minute values. So, you'll write:
- At the top (12): 05 is already written — that’s correct for 5 minutes past the hour.
- But wait — actually, the circle at 12 should be 00, not 05. The "05" shown might be an error or a hint.
Wait — looking closely: the circle at the 1 o’clock position has "05" written in it. That makes sense because 1 represents 5 minutes.
So, the circles around the clock correspond to the minute marks at each hour number.
So, you need to fill in the circles with the following:
| Clock Position | Minutes |
|----------------|---------|
| 1 | 05 |
| 2 | 10 |
| 3 | 15 |
| 4 | 20 |
| 5 | 25 |
| 6 | 30 |
| 7 | 35 |
| 8 | 40 |
| 9 | 45 |
| 10 | 50 |
| 11 | 55 |
| 12 | 00 |
> Note: The circle at 12 should have 00, not 05. The "05" shown near the 1 o'clock position is correct.
So, fill in the empty circles with:
- 12 → 00
- 1 → 05 (already filled)
- 2 → 10
- 3 → 15
- 4 → 20
- 5 → 25
- 6 → 30
- 7 → 35
- 8 → 40
- 9 → 45
- 10 → 50
- 11 → 55
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Step 2: Draw the minute hand to seven
The minute hand points to the number 7 on the clock face.
Since each number represents 5 minutes:
- 7 = 35 minutes
So, draw the minute hand pointing to 7 (which is the 35-minute mark).
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Step 3: Draw the hour hand to five
The hour hand should point to 5.
This means the time is 5:35.
So, draw the hour hand pointing to 5.
Note: Since it's 35 minutes past 5, the hour hand will be a little past 5, but since this is likely a basic exercise, just drawing it pointing to 5 is acceptable.
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✔ Final Answer Summary:
1. Fill in the circles around the clock with the minute values:
- 12 → 00
- 1 → 05
- 2 → 10
- 3 → 15
- 4 → 20
- 5 → 25
- 6 → 30
- 7 → 35
- 8 → 40
- 9 → 45
- 10 → 50
- 11 → 55
2. Draw the minute hand pointing to 7 (35 minutes).
3. Draw the hour hand pointing to 5 (representing 5:35).
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🕒 Time Shown: 5:35
That’s the completed solution!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of telling time worksheet blank clock.