To complete this worksheet, you need to draw the hands on the clocks to show three specific times for each row. Since there are 9 blank clocks arranged in 3 rows, here is a plan to fill them out clearly:
Step 1: Understand the Hands
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Hour Hand (Short): Points to the hour number. If it is "half past," it points halfway between two numbers.
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Minute Hand (Long):
* For
O’clock, it points straight up at
12.
* For
Half Past, it points straight down at
6.
* For
Quarter Past, it points right at
3.
* For
Quarter To, it points left at
9.
Step 2: Fill in the Rows
You can use these sets of times for each row to practice all the different types mentioned in the instructions.
Row 1 (Top Row): O’clock Times
1.
3:00 → Short hand on 3, Long hand on 12.
2.
6:00 → Short hand on 6, Long hand on 12.
3.
9:00 → Short hand on 9, Long hand on 12.
Row 2 (Middle Row): Half Past Times
4.
Half Past 1 (1:30) → Short hand between 1 and 2, Long hand on 6.
5.
Half Past 4 (4:30) → Short hand between 4 and 5, Long hand on 6.
6.
Half Past 8 (8:30) → Short hand between 8 and 9, Long hand on 6.
Row 3 (Bottom Row): Quarter Past and Quarter To
7.
Quarter Past 2 (2:15) → Short hand just after 2, Long hand on 3.
8.
Quarter To 5 (4:45) → Short hand almost at 5, Long hand on 9.
9.
Quarter Past 11 (11:15) → Short hand just after 11, Long hand on 3.
Final Answer:
Draw the clock hands as follows:
Top Row: 3:00, 6:00, 9:00
Middle Row: 1:30, 4:30, 8:30
Bottom Row: 2:15, 4:45, 11:15
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time worksheet quarter past half.
