Let’s go through each clock one by one. The instruction says: “Draw the hour hand in the correct position on each clock.” All clocks already have the minute hand pointing at 12 (which means it’s exactly on the hour). So we just need to draw the
hour hand pointing at the number that matches the time written below each clock.
Remember:
- At 3:00 → hour hand points at 3
- At 10:00 → hour hand points at 10
- At 8:00 → hour hand points at 8
- And so on...
We’ll list them in order as they appear in the grid (left to right, top to bottom):
Row 1:
- 3:00 → hour hand at 3
- 10:00 → hour hand at 10
- 8:00 → hour hand at 8
Row 2:
- 9:00 → hour hand at 9
- 11:00 → hour hand at 11
- 1:00 → hour hand at 1
Row 3:
- 7:00 → hour hand at 7
- 4:00 → hour hand at 4
- 12:00 → hour hand at 12
Row 4:
- 6:00 → hour hand at 6
- 2:00 → hour hand at 2
- 5:00 → hour hand at 5
All of these are exact hours, so the hour hand should point directly at the number shown in the time. No tricky halfway positions — since minutes are 00, the hour hand is exactly on the hour number.
Final Answer:
For each clock, draw the hour hand pointing directly at the number corresponding to the hour shown below the clock:
- 3:00 → point at 3
- 10:00 → point at 10
- 8:00 → point at 8
- 9:00 → point at 9
- 11:00 → point at 11
- 1:00 → point at 1
- 7:00 → point at 7
- 4:00 → point at 4
- 12:00 → point at 12
- 6:00 → point at 6
- 2:00 → point at 2
- 5:00 → point at 5
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of telling time worksheet hour hand.