Let me work through this step by step to find which clocks show the same time.
Row 1:
- Boy's clock (digital): 7:30
- Girl's clock (analog): The hour hand is between 6 and 7, and the minute hand is on 6, which means 6:30
- These are NOT the same time (7:30 ≠ 6:30)
Row 2:
- Boy's clock (digital): 8:30
- Girl's clock (analog): The hour hand is between 8 and 9, and the minute hand is on 6, which means 8:30
- These ARE the same time (8:30 = 8:30) ✓
Row 3:
- Boy's clock (digital): 3:00
- Girl's clock (analog): The hour hand is on 4, and the minute hand is on 12, which means 4:00
- These are NOT the same time (3:00 ≠ 4:00)
Row 4:
- Boy's clock (digital): 7:30
- Girl's clock (analog): The hour hand is on 7, and the minute hand is on 12, which means 7:00
- These are NOT the same time (7:30 ≠ 7:00)
Let me double-check my readings:
Row 1: Digital shows 7:30. Analog shows hour hand past 6, minute hand on 6 = 6:30. Not matching.
Row 2: Digital shows 8:30. Analog shows hour hand past 8, minute hand on 6 = 8:30. MATCHING!
Row 3: Digital shows 3:00. Analog shows hour hand on 4, minute hand on 12 = 4:00. Not matching.
Row 4: Digital shows 7:30. Analog shows hour hand on 7, minute hand on 12 = 7:00. Not matching.
Final Answer: Only Row 2 (the second pair of clocks) shows the same time - both show 8:30.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time of day worksheet.
