Preschool and Kindergarten Worksheets

Free Printable Time Worksheets: Learn to Tell Time (PDF)

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What time is it? It’s time to learn! Time Worksheets help kids master the essential skill of telling time and understanding daily schedules. Through fun and interactive activities, children can build confidence in reading clocks while improving their math and thinking skills.

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Matching Time Worksheet

  1. Look at the clocks and match each clock face with the correct written time in the middle of the page.

Matching analog clocks with written time worksheet for kids learning to tell timePin

  1. Look at the time on the left and the clocks on the right. Draw a line to match each time with the correct clock.

Time matching worksheet with clocks and written times for childrenPin

  1. Look at the time units on the left and match them with their correct values on the right by drawing a line.

Matching time units worksheet showing hours, minutes, and time valuesPin

  1. Look at the time on the left and the written time on the right. Draw a line to match them correctly.

Worksheet matching analog clocks with written time expressionsPin

Fill in the Blank Time Worksheet

  1. Look at the analog clocks and write the correct time under each one. Example: Three o’clock.

Fill in the blank worksheet with analog clocks for writing time in wordsPin

  1. Look at the picture of the character’s daily routine and the clock next to each activity. Write the correct time in the blank.

Daily routine time worksheet with clocks showing different activitiesPin

  1. Look at the clocks on the left and write the time and how to say it correctly.

Writing time in numbers and words worksheet using analog clocksPin

  1. Look at the clocks and the written time in the box. Write each time in the correct place.

Matching clocks with written time boxes worksheet for kidsPin

  1. Look at the clocks and write the time in two ways: less formal and more formal, following the example.

Telling time in different ways worksheet showing formal and informal expressionsPin

  1. Look at the analog clocks and write the correct time under each one.

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Circle the Correct Time Worksheet

  1. Look carefully at each clock, figure out what time it shows, and circle the correct written time from the options.

Circle the correct time worksheet with analog clocks and multiple choicesPin

  1. Look at the clocks on the left and read the written time options on the right. Circle the correct answer.

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Cut and Paste Time Worksheet

  1. Cut out each square and match the missing digital clock, analog clock, or time word in each row.

Cut and paste time worksheet with mixed clock formatsPin
Cut and paste matching time pieces worksheet for kidsPin

  1. Cut the numbers at the bottom of the page and paste them in the correct place on the clock.

Clock face cut and paste worksheet for practicing hour numbersPin

Drawing Time Worksheet

  1. Look at the activity and draw the clock hands to show the time when you are active.

Drawing clock hands worksheet based on daily activitiesPin

  1. Look at the time under each clock and draw the hands to show the correct time.

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  1. Read the written time and draw the hands on each analog clock.

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Time Bingo Worksheet

Cut out the clocks and create a 3×3 bingo grid. Call out the times randomly until someone gets Bingo.

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How to Use Time Worksheets at School or Home

Time worksheets are a fun and effective way to help kids learn how to tell time, understand daily routines, and build essential math skills.

Here’s how to make the most of them:

  • Start with Basics: Teach the parts of a clock such as the hour hand, minute hand, and numbers. Let kids color and label each part.
  • Practice with Analog Clocks: Use tracing, matching, and drawing worksheets to help children understand clock movements.
  • Introduce Real-Life Scenarios: Connect time learning to daily routines like eating, sleeping, and going to school.
  • Use as a Daily Warm-Up: Spend 10–15 minutes each day practicing time at school or at home.
  • Encourage Discussion: Ask children questions like “What time is it now?” to reinforce learning naturally.

By using time worksheets regularly, children will not only learn to read the clock but also gain confidence in managing their daily schedules.

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