Let’s go through each clock one by one. Remember:
- The
short red hand is the
hour hand — it tells us which hour it is.
- The
long blue hand is the
minute hand — when it points to 12, it means “o’clock” (exactly on the hour).
So if the minute hand is on 12, we just look at where the hour hand is pointing — that’s our answer!
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Top left clock:
Hour hand (red) → points to 4
Minute hand (blue) → points to 12
→ That’s
4 o’clock
Top right clock:
Hour hand (red) → points to 10
Minute hand (blue) → points to 12
→ That’s
10 o’clock
Middle left clock:
Hour hand (red) → points to 6
Minute hand (blue) → points to 12
→ That’s
6 o’clock
Middle right clock:
Hour hand (red) → points to 3
Minute hand (blue) → points to 12
→ That’s
3 o’clock
Bottom left clock:
Hour hand (red) → points to 8
Minute hand (blue) → points to 12
→ That’s
8 o’clock
Bottom right clock:
Hour hand (red) → points to 12
Minute hand (blue) → points to 12
→ That’s
12 o’clock
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Final Answer:
4, 10, 6, 3, 8, 12
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time worksheet to the hour.
