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Read the clock and pick the right time!
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Reading an analogue clock is harder than it looks: two hands, two different scales, and numbers that mean hours for one hand and minutes for the other. This game builds the skill step by step, in four levels: o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to, then five-minute steps. Each question shows a real clock face, so children practise exactly what they will see on the classroom wall.
Best for ages 6–10
O’clock and half past around 6–7, quarters around 7, and five-minute steps around 8. Every child moves at their own pace.
Analogue clocks are still in classrooms and public places, and they help children understand fractions of an hour and the passing of time.
Yes — our free telling-time worksheets give a new sheet of nine clocks at every click.
