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Show that each small mark adds one minute after the nearest numbered position.
Read every minute mark and write the exact digital time shown by each analog clock.
This worksheet asks for the exact minute. It has 12 analog clocks. The minute hand may rest on any of the 60 small marks, not only the five-minute numbers. Each clock in the set uses a different minute. The child writes the full digital time on the line under the clock.
A name line and a date line are at the top. The answer key lists the 12 times after the questions. The PDF is a free download of this worksheet and its answer key. There is no account and no email. Print worksheet prints the clocks on the screen. New questions builds another exact-minute set in the browser. Share the PDF when everyone should have the same page.
Find the last five-minute number the long hand has passed, then count the extra small marks one by one. The short hand may sit between two hours. Use the hour it has already gone past.
This is the hardest reading sheet in the set. The minute hand can sit on any of the 60 small marks, so children count by fives to the last number, then count the remaining marks one by one. Learners should already be comfortable counting by fives around the clock.
Show that each small mark adds one minute after the nearest numbered position.
Find the nearest five-minute mark first, then count the extra marks.
Review whether a mistake came from the hour hand or the final one-minute count.
Write the exact time shown on each clock.