Clocks, Calendars & Charts

A Venn diagram can be used to organize groups of things in a visual way to show how the groups are similar and how they are different. The similar objects of the groups are placed in the overlapping section of the  diagram while the objects that are only found in their own group are placed in the non-overlapping area of

Venn diagrams are a great exercise in learning how sets of numbers are related and how they differ. It also helps in data interpretation.For more explanation of what a Venn diagram is and to see an example, click here.

This worksheet is great practice with analog clocks. Have the student draw the hands on the clock to match the time given for each one. Make sure the hour hands are drawn correctly taking their movement into account as the minute hands travels around through the minutes.

This worksheet is from the “Mastering the Math Milestone” book. The child is asked to answer questions based on the information in the table using the labels, columns and rows.

Help your child develop an better understanding of number sets and how they are related as well as recording and reading data.For more explanation of what a Venn diagram is and to see an example, click here.

This worksheet is good practice for telling time with analog clocks. There are 9 clocks and the student is asked to figure out the time displayed on the clocks and then write the time for each one.

This worksheet is from the “Mastering the Math Milestone” book. This worksheet is for practice reading information from tables and understanding the concept of columns and rows.

Print this free worksheet on telling time with analog clocks. There are 9 clocks with different times. The student is asked to write the correct time in the blanks below the clocks.

The worksheet has statistics terms defined at the top for reference. Below that is a set of data values. Using these values, the student is asked to complete the graph. Following the graphs are questions asking about the mean, mode, range, minimum value and maximum value.

Download our blank calendar template for children to make their own calendars. It can also be used as a weekly schedule tool.

Download this worksheet for lots of practice with telling time on analog clocks. The worksheet features 9 clocks and asks the student to write the correct time under each one.

This is an analog clock worksheet for practice telling time. Have the student write the correct time in the blank for each clock. There are 9 clocks.

This worksheet on tallying is from our book, “Mastering the Math Milestone“. This is for practice in counting and totaling tally marks in a chart. It is also an introduction to analyzing data in a chart.

Help your child develop an better understanding of logical relationships between  number sets.For more explanation of what a Venn diagram is and to see an example, click here.

There are statistics terms defined at the top of this worksheet followed by a data set and a graph to be filled out using the data set. Then the student asked questions about the data using the defined terms.

This worksheet gives a data set that should be used to complete the graph and answer the questions. The student can refer to the statistics terms defined at the top of the worksheet to answer the questions.

These sets of worksheets are great for practice telling time with analog clocks and for understanding how to add and subtract with different time intervals. On these worksheets, the student is asked to read the details for 4 different events and with the information given, figure out the starting and ending times. Then the student is asked to draw the

Draw the hands on the analog clocks to match the time given below each one. Remember the hour hand moves slowly as the minute hands moves around the clock. There are 9 clocks per worksheet.

This template is the customizable version of our Random Alphabet Decoder Wheel.  There are three decoder wheels in all allowing for the coding and decoding of secret messages using random alphabet letters, symbols or your very own code!  See the original Random Alphabet Decoder post for more detailed instructions.

This worksheet displays a calendar month with the year, along with events that are to take place on different dates. The student is asked questions about the calendar regarding dates, days of the week and more.

Venn diagrams – Use the numbers sets to fill in the Venn diagrams.For more explanation of what a Venn diagram is and to see an example, click here.  

This worksheet has a few statistics terms defined at the top. Following that is a data set and a graph to fill out using the data given. Below that are questions about the data which use the terms defined at the top of the sheet.

This template is the Symbol Version of our Alphabet Decoder Wheel.  There are three decoder wheels in all allowing for the coding and deciphering of secret messages using random alphabet letters, symbols or even your very own code!  See the original Random Alphabet Decoder post for more detailed instructions.

This worksheet is for practice reading a calendar. Below the calendar are questions about the calendar, weekdays, dates and the events displayed.

Free and printable blank skip counting number chart for the numbers up to 100.

The worksheet has a calendar filled out with a few events on different dates. There are questions below the calendar asking about the calendar on the worksheet.

Free multiplication table – Students fill in the multiplication chart for practice to help with memorizing the multiplication facts. Click here for completed, filled in multiplication table.

How the Decoder Works Once you’ve used the instructions on the PDF Download to assemble your decoder you can either share that decoder with a friend or have them make an identical one.  To use it, simply line up a letter on the outer band with one on the inner band and ensure only your friend has that two letter

Use this free worksheet for practice telling time with analog clocks. On this one, the student is asked to draw the hands on the clocks. Make sure they remember the hour hands moves slowly as the minute hands circles around and draw the hour hands accordingly.

This worksheet is from the tallying section of our book, “Mastering the Math Milestone“. On this worksheet, the child will fill out the chart by tallying each different type of animal in the group.