Time & Calendar Worksheets

Read an analog clock showing times on the hour and write the digital time.

Read a digital clock showing an o'clock or half-hour time with AM or PM, then circle the activity you might be doing at that time of day.

Read an analog clock and write the time — to the hour and half hour, or to the quarter hour.

Read an analog clock set to a 5-minute mark and write the digital time. Every time lands on a five-minute increment (:00, :05, :10, ... :55), so students skip-count by 5 around the numerals. The clock shows all 12 numbers and a full 5-minute tick scale.

The first clock shows the time now; work out what time it will be in a few whole hours, draw the hands on the second clock, and write the time.

Use a calendar to count days/weeks between dates and find a future or past date.

Read an analog clock to the nearest minute (any h:mm, including quarter-past and quarter-to) and write the digital time.

Solve one-step word problems that add and subtract time intervals in minutes -- find an end time, a start time, the elapsed minutes, a total, a missing part, or a difference, including problems that cross exactly one hour. Plain word problems with an open work area; the answer key shows the worked count-up/count-back solution.

Convert between seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, and years.

Elapsed-time word problems set in real situations that cross noon: how long something lasted, or what time it will end.