Tell the Time: Students write the time shown on each analog clock.

Let’s go clock by clock and figure out the time.

Remember:
- The short hand is the hour hand.
- The long hand is the minute hand.
- Each number on the clock = 5 minutes (so if the minute hand points to 1, it’s 5 minutes; to 2, it’s 10 minutes, etc.)

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Clock 1 (top left):
- Hour hand: between 3 and 4 → so hour is 3
- Minute hand: pointing at 5 → 5 × 5 = 25 minutes
→ Time: 3:25

Clock 2 (top middle):
- Hour hand: just before 6 → still 5 (because it hasn’t reached 6 yet)
- Minute hand: pointing at 10 → 10 × 5 = 50 minutes
→ Time: 5:50

Clock 3 (top right):
- Hour hand: between 9 and 10 → so hour is 9
- Minute hand: pointing at 2 → 2 × 5 = 10 minutes
→ Time: 9:10

Clock 4 (middle left):
- Hour hand: between 12 and 1 → so hour is 12
- Minute hand: pointing at 7 → 7 × 5 = 35 minutes
→ Time: 12:35

Clock 5 (middle middle):
- Hour hand: just after 5 → so hour is 5
- Minute hand: pointing at 12 → that’s 0 minutes
→ Time: 5:00

Clock 6 (middle right):
- Hour hand: between 2 and 3 → so hour is 2
- Minute hand: pointing at 8 → 8 × 5 = 40 minutes
→ Time: 2:40

Clock 7 (bottom left):
- Hour hand: just after 9 → so hour is 9
- Minute hand: pointing at 12 → 0 minutes
Wait — actually, looking again: the minute hand is pointing at 12? No — wait, in this clock, the minute hand is pointing at 12? Let me check again.

Actually, in Clock 7:
- Hour hand: pointing near 9, but slightly past → so 9
- Minute hand: pointing at 12 → that’s 0 minutes? Wait no — look again!

Wait — correction: In Clock 7, the minute hand is pointing at 12, which means 0 minutes. But the hour hand is pointing exactly at 9? Actually, no — let’s be precise.

Looking carefully:

In Clock 7:
- Hour hand: pointing at 9 → so hour is 9
- Minute hand: pointing at 12 → 0 minutes
But wait — that would be 9:00. But the hour hand is not exactly on 9? Actually, in the image, for Clock 7, the hour hand is pointing at 9, and the minute hand is pointing at 12? Or is it?

Wait — I think I made a mistake earlier. Let me recheck all clocks with care.

Actually, let’s list them again clearly:

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✔ Clock 1:
Hour hand: between 3 and 4 → 3
Minute hand: on 5 → 5×5=25 → 3:25

✔ Clock 2:
Hour hand: between 5 and 6, closer to 6 → but since minute hand is at 50, hour hand should be almost at 6 → so hour is 5
Minute hand: on 10 → 50 → 5:50

✔ Clock 3:
Hour hand: between 9 and 10 → 9
Minute hand: on 2 → 10 → 9:10

✔ Clock 4:
Hour hand: between 12 and 1 → 12
Minute hand: on 7 → 35 → 12:35

✔ Clock 5:
Hour hand: on 5
Minute hand: on 12 → 0 → 5:00

✔ Clock 6:
Hour hand: between 2 and 3 → 2
Minute hand: on 8 → 40 → 2:40

✔ Clock 7:
Hour hand: on 9
Minute hand: on 12? Wait — no! Looking again — in Clock 7, the minute hand is pointing at 12? Actually, no — in the original image description, for Clock 7, the minute hand is pointing at 12? Let me think.

Wait — perhaps I misread. Let me describe each clock based on standard interpretation.

Actually, let’s use a better method: count the minutes from 12.

For Clock 7:
- Hour hand: pointing at 9 → so 9 o’clock
- Minute hand: pointing at 12 → 0 minutes → 9:00

But wait — in some images, sometimes the hands are drawn slightly off. But according to standard worksheet design, we assume exact positions.

Wait — I think I see the issue. In Clock 7, the minute hand is pointing at 12, yes. So 9:00.

But let’s check Clock 8:

Clock 8 (bottom middle):
- Hour hand: between 2 and 3 → 2
- Minute hand: pointing at 11 → 11×5=55 → 2:55

Clock 9 (bottom right):
- Hour hand: between 7 and 8 → 7
- Minute hand: pointing at 2 → 10 → 7:10

Wait — let’s confirm Clock 7 again.

Actually, upon double-checking common worksheets like this, Clock 7 often has the minute hand at 12 and hour hand at 9 → 9:00.

But let’s make sure about Clock 5: hour hand on 5, minute on 12 → 5:00 — correct.

Now, let’s write all times in order:

Row 1:
1. 3:25
2. 5:50
3. 9:10

Row 2:
4. 12:35
5. 5:00
6. 2:40

Row 3:
7. 9:00
8. 2:55
9. 7:10

Wait — for Clock 7, is the minute hand really at 12? Let me visualize again.

In many such worksheets, Clock 7 might have the minute hand at 12 and hour hand at 9 — so 9:00.

But let’s verify with logic: if the hour hand is exactly on 9 and minute on 12, it’s 9:00.

Similarly, Clock 8: hour hand between 2 and 3, minute on 11 → 2:55

Clock 9: hour hand between 7 and 8, minute on 2 → 7:10

Yes.

So final answers:

Top row: 3:25, 5:50, 9:10
Middle row: 12:35, 5:00, 2:40
Bottom row: 9:00, 2:55, 7:10

I think that’s accurate.

Final Answer:
3:25
5:50
9:10
12:35
5:00
2:40
9:00
2:55
7:10