To find the time on each clock, we look at where the hands are pointing.
* The
short red hand is the hour hand. It tells us the hour.
* The
long blue hand is the minute hand. When it points straight up to the 12, it means it is exactly "o'clock."
Let's look at each clock one by one:
1.
Top Left Clock:
* The long blue hand points to 12.
* The short red hand points to 4.
* This is
4 o'clock.
2.
Top Right Clock:
* The long blue hand points to 12.
* The short red hand points to 10.
* This is
10 o'clock.
3.
Middle Left Clock:
* The long blue hand points to 12.
* The short red hand points to 6.
* This is
6 o'clock.
4.
Middle Right Clock:
* The long blue hand points to 12.
* The short red hand points to 3.
* This is
3 o'clock.
5.
Bottom Left Clock:
* The long blue hand points to 12.
* The short red hand points to 8.
* This is
8 o'clock.
6.
Bottom Right Clock:
* The long blue hand points to 12.
* The short red hand points to 12.
* When both hands point to 12, it is
12 o'clock.
Final Answer:
4 o'clock
10 o'clock
6 o'clock
3 o'clock
8 o'clock
12 o'clock
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time worksheet for grade 1.