To solve this task, we need to understand how analog clocks work.
An analog clock has two hands:
- The
hour hand (shorter) shows the hour.
- The
minute hand (longer) shows the minutes.
In this worksheet, all clocks show “o’clock” times — meaning the minute hand is always pointing at 12. That’s because when it’s exactly on the hour, there are zero minutes past the hour.
So for each clock:
→ The minute hand is already drawn pointing up at 12.
→ You only need to draw the
hour hand pointing at the correct number that matches the time shown below the clock.
Let’s go one by one:
1. Clock says
2:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
2
2. Clock says
5:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
5
3. Clock says
6:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
6
4. Clock says
3:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
3
5. Clock says
1:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
1
6. Clock says
7:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
7
7. Clock says
9:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
9
8. Clock says
4:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
4
9. Clock says
11:00 → Draw hour hand pointing at
11
Each time, just match the number in the digital time (like “2:00”) to the same number on the clock face, and draw a short line from the center to that number.
Final Answer:
For each clock, draw the hour hand pointing to the number that matches the time written below it:
- 2:00 → point to 2
- 5:00 → point to 5
- 6:00 → point to 6
- 3:00 → point to 3
- 1:00 → point to 1
- 7:00 → point to 7
- 9:00 → point to 9
- 4:00 → point to 4
- 11:00 → point to 11
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