Draw the hands on each analog clock to match the time shown below it in these telling time with analog clocks worksheets. These practice pages give students meaningful practice with placing both the hour hand and the minute hand correctly, helping them understand how the two hands work together to show time. Remember that the hour hand doesn’t jump from one number to the next – it moves gradually as the minute hand travels around the clock – an important concept for mastering analog time.
All times appear in 15‑minute (quarter‑hour) intervals, including :00, :15, :30, and :45, making these worksheets perfect for students who are building foundational telling‑time skills. Each page includes nine clocks, providing plenty of opportunities for students to practice drawing clock hands and reinforcing their understanding of quarter‑hour increments.
These printables work well for classroom instruction, homework, or extra practice at home, and they support essential second‑grade math concepts related to reading and writing time on analog clocks.
Worksheet 1 Worksheet 2 Worksheet 3 Worksheet 4For even more telling‑time practice, try our Telling Time Clocks Workbook. It offers a carefully organized progression of analog clock exercises, starting with times like :00 and :30, then moving into quarter‑hour times, and eventually covering 5‑minute and 1‑minute readings. You’ll also find sets of word problems along the way that help children use their time‑telling skills in everyday situations.
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