Telling Time Spanish Worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s go clock by clock and fill in the blanks with the correct Spanish time expressions.

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First row, first clock:
- Time shown: 8:00
- Already given: “It is 8:00 o’clock.” → In Spanish: Son las ocho.

But wait — the worksheet says to fill in the blanks *with the times of day in Spanish*. The example under the first clock already has the English version. So we need to write the Spanish version below each blank line.

Actually, looking again — the instructions say: “Fill in the blanks with the times of day in Spanish.” And under each clock, there’s an English description, then a blank line. So we are to write the Spanish translation of that time on the blank line.

So let’s do each one:

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Clock 1 (top left):
- English: “It is 8:00 o’clock.”
- Spanish: Son las ocho.

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Clock 2 (top middle):
- English: “It is 10:30.”
- Spanish: For half past, we say “y media” → Son las diez y media.

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Clock 3 (top right):
- English: “It is 11:45. (It is 12:00 minus 15 minutes.)”
- In Spanish, for 45 minutes past, it’s common to say “menos cuarto” (quarter to).
- So 11:45 = “Doce menos cuarto” → But since it’s before 12, we say: Son las doce menos cuarto.
Wait — actually, 11:45 is “once y cuarenta y cinco”, but more naturally in Spanish, people say “doce menos cuarto”.

Yes — standard way: Son las doce menos cuarto.

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Clock 4 (bottom left):
- English: “It is 1:00 o’clock.”
- Spanish: For 1:00, we use “es la una” (not “son”) because “una” is singular.
→ Es la una.

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Clock 5 (bottom middle):
- English: “It is 4:30. (It is four and a half.)”
- Spanish: “Cuatro y media” → Son las cuatro y media.

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Clock 6 (bottom right):
- English: “It is 5:15. (It is a quarter past 5:00.)”
- Spanish: “Cinco y cuarto” → Son las cinco y cuarto.

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Now let’s list them in order as they appear on the worksheet:

Top row:
1. Son las ocho.
2. Son las diez y media.
3. Son las doce menos cuarto.

Bottom row:
4. Es la una.
5. Son las cuatro y media.
6. Son las cinco y cuarto.

Double-checking:

- 8:00 → Son las ocho ✔
- 10:30 → Son las diez y media ✔
- 11:45 → Son las doce menos cuarto ✔ (common expression)
- 1:00 → Es la una ✔ (singular!)
- 4:30 → Son las cuatro y media ✔
- 5:15 → Son las cinco y cuarto ✔

All correct.

Final Answer:
Son las ocho.
Son las diez y media.
Son las doce menos cuarto.
Es la una.
Son las cuatro y media.
Son las cinco y cuarto.