Telling Time: Morning Activities worksheet with analog clocks for students to draw hands and match times to daily routines.

Let’s go through each clock one by one and figure out where to draw the hour and minute hands.

Remember:
- The short hand is the hour hand. It points to the hour (or just past it if minutes have passed).
- The long hand is the minute hand. It points to the number that shows how many minutes past the hour.

Each number on the clock = 5 minutes for the minute hand.
So:
- 12 → 0 minutes
- 1 → 5 minutes
- 2 → 10 minutes
- 3 → 15 minutes
- 4 → 20 minutes
- 5 → 25 minutes
- 6 → 30 minutes
- 7 → 35 minutes
- 8 → 40 minutes
- 9 → 45 minutes
- 10 → 50 minutes
- 11 → 55 minutes

Now let’s solve each one:

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1. Jaylen gets up at 7:00
- Hour hand: point directly at 7
- Minute hand: point directly at 12

2. Danny brushes his teeth at 7:15
- Hour hand: a little past 7 (since 15 minutes have passed)
- Minute hand: point at 3 (because 15 minutes = 3 × 5)

3. Lori takes a shower at 7:45
- Hour hand: almost at 8, but still between 7 and 8 — closer to 8
- Minute hand: point at 9 (because 45 minutes = 9 × 5)

4. Joe eats breakfast at 8:15
- Hour hand: a little past 8
- Minute hand: point at 3

5. Steve drinks juice at 8:30
- Hour hand: halfway between 8 and 9
- Minute hand: point at 6

6. Victoria eats her cereal at 7:15
- Same as Danny!
- Hour hand: a little past 7
- Minute hand: point at 3

7. Jay gets on the bus at 8:30
- Same as Steve!
- Hour hand: halfway between 8 and 9
- Minute hand: point at 6

8. Buddy gets in the car at 8:45
- Hour hand: almost at 9, but still between 8 and 9 — closer to 9
- Minute hand: point at 9

9. Carlos gets to school at 9:00
- Hour hand: point directly at 9
- Minute hand: point directly at 12

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Final Answer:
Here’s what to draw on each clock:

1. Jaylen – 7:00
→ Short hand on 7, long hand on 12

2. Danny – 7:15
→ Short hand slightly past 7, long hand on 3

3. Lori – 7:45
→ Short hand close to 8 (but not quite), long hand on 9

4. Joe – 8:15
→ Short hand slightly past 8, long hand on 3

5. Steve – 8:30
→ Short hand halfway between 8 and 9, long hand on 6

6. Victoria – 7:15
→ Short hand slightly past 7, long hand on 3

7. Jay – 8:30
→ Short hand halfway between 8 and 9, long hand on 6

8. Buddy – 8:45
→ Short hand close to 9 (but not quite), long hand on 9

9. Carlos – 9:00
→ Short hand on 9, long hand on 12