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A day in six clocks

Telling time about the child's own day, in order from waking up to bedtime — and the first place a.m. and p.m. make sense.

How it works
Ages5–8TypeMath

Go through the day in order.

A daily-routine clock worksheet generator, printable as a PDF. Six moments of a school day in order — wake up, recess, lunch, homework, story time, bedtime — each with its time and a.m. or p.m. Draw the hands, or read the clock and write the time. The times follow the level: on the hour and half hour, to five minutes, or to the minute.

Make a sheet

1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.

A My Day sheet
1

Read

Read what happens and when.

2

Draw

Draw the short hand for the hour, the long hand for the minutes.

3

Next

Go on to the next part of the day.

Activity

Level

First grade (1.MD.3): o'clock and half past.

Clocks

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Number of sheets

Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.