Kids workbooks / Telling time
The LogikLand telling time workbook puts 6 kinds of clock and calendar worksheets in one book. Children start with o’clock times at age 5 and end with minutes, seconds and elapsed time at age 11. Choose the levels by age or by school grade: the times on the clocks follow the level, and the answer key is added at the end.
Every clock shows a new time on every page. The pictures below are real pages made by the generator, in English; the French examples further down show the 24-hour clock.
Ages 5 to 11
Children write the time shown on each clock in the boxes under it. The minutes follow the level: o’clock only at ages 5-6, o’clock and half past at 6-7, quarter hours at 7-8, 5-minute steps at 8-9, then any minute from ages 9-10.
Up to ages 7-8 the minutes are printed around the clock face to help. At ages 10-11 a seconds hand is added and the child writes hours, minutes and seconds.
Ages 5 to 11
The time is written under an empty clock face and the child draws the two hands. The instruction reminds them that the hour hand is short and the minute hand is long. The times follow the same steps as the reading worksheet.
Ages 7 to 11
Children write the time of each clock in words on the line, for example “quarter past three” or “ten to six”. Quarter hours at ages 7-8, then 5-minute steps. In the other languages the words follow that language, for example “trois heures et quart” in French.
Ages 8 to 11
Four clocks per page, each with a time to add, such as “+ 2 hours 15 min”. The child writes the time it will be. At ages 8-9 the added time is whole hours and half hours, at ages 9-10 it moves in 5-minute steps, and at ages 10-11 it can be any number of minutes.
Ages 7 to 11
Five clocks on the left, five digital times on the right in a different order: the child draws a line from each clock to its time. Quarter hours at ages 7-8, 5-minute steps at 8-9, any minute from 9-10.
From ages 9-10, each clock is labelled morning or afternoon. The English book then shows times with AM and PM, and the other languages use the 24-hour clock.
Ages 5 to 10
At ages 5-7, children write the missing days of the week and months of the year in two lists. From ages 7-8, the page shows a real month of a year between 2026 and 2032 with 5 questions: the day of a date, how many Mondays (or another day) in the month, the date of the first Saturday, the date one week later, and the number of days. At ages 9-10 a sixth question asks on which day the next month starts.
The same worksheet changes with the level. Here is the clock reading page at four ages: big clocks with o’clock times, then half past, then 5-minute steps, then hours, minutes and seconds.
Young children get 4 big clocks per page, older children 6. A book with several levels has one section per level, in order.
The workbook is printed in English, French, Spanish, German or Italian. In English, all the clocks use the 12-hour time, with AM and PM on the matching page for the older levels. In the other languages, children from ages 9-10 also write afternoon and evening times with the 24-hour clock, for example 20 h 53 in French, and each clock says if it is morning, afternoon or evening.
Times in words follow the rules of each language too: “quarter to” in English, “moins le quart” in French, “menos cuarto” in Spanish, “Viertel vor” in German.
Every clock and calendar worksheet has its answers in the answer key at the end of the book, with 2 or 4 answers per page. Each answer shows the page number of its worksheet, so a parent or a teacher can check a page quickly.
Every option is explained in the kids workbooks guide, and all the other workbooks are on the kids workbook generator page.
Ages 5 to 11, from Ages 5-6 to Ages 10-11 (or Kindergarten to Grade 5 for a book in English). Reading the clock and drawing the hands start at ages 5-6, time in words and matching at 7-8, elapsed time at 8-9.
Yes, in the French, Spanish, German and Italian books, from ages 9-10. The English book keeps the 12-hour clock and uses AM and PM.
Yes. All the worksheets are selected at the start: untick the ones you do not want, and set the number of pages of each worksheet per level.
Yes. The times are drawn again for every page and every book, and the calendar pages show a different month and year.
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Last updated: October 28, 2026