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Free Telling Time Worksheet Generator
Make a clock worksheet in seconds: read the clock, draw the hands, write the time in words, work out elapsed time, match clocks to digital times, or read a calendar. Choose the age from 5 to 11 and the clocks follow the level, from o’clock times to every minute. Answer key included, no account needed.
Free tool, for personal use, one worksheet at a time. The PDF is a US Letter page with a small LogikLand footer.
How to make a worksheet in 3 steps
- Choose the worksheet and the age. Only the ages where the worksheet exists are listed.
- Choose the language. The instructions and the Name and Date labels are printed in English, French, Spanish, German or Italian.
- Download the PDF. Click New worksheet first if you want other content with the same settings.
Examples of clock worksheets made with the generator
What changes with the age
Read the clock and draw the hands
Ages 5 to 11
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; at ages 10-11 the reading page adds a seconds hand.
Time in words
Ages 7 to 11
Quarter hours at ages 7-8, such as “quarter past three”, then 5-minute steps, such as “ten to six”. In the other languages the words follow that language.
Elapsed time
Ages 8 to 11
Four clocks with a time to add. Whole and half hours at ages 8-9, 5-minute steps at 9-10, any number of minutes at 10-11.
Match the clocks
Ages 7 to 11
Five clocks to link to five digital times. From ages 9-10 each clock says morning or afternoon: AM and PM in English, the 24-hour clock in the other languages.
Calendar
Ages 5 to 10
Missing days of the week and months of the year at ages 5-7. From ages 7-8, a real month with questions, for example the day of a date, how many Sundays there are, the date of the first Wednesday, or the date one week later.
Tips
- Start with the clock reading page, then the drawing page with the same times: reading first is often easier.
- Click New worksheet for other times with the same settings.
- For the 24-hour clock, choose French, Spanish, German or Italian and an age from 9-10.
Need a whole workbook?
This free tool makes one worksheet at a time. With a LogikLand account, the telling time workbook puts many pages and several levels in one book, with the answer key at the end, ready to print or to publish.
Frequently asked questions
Is this telling time worksheet generator free?
Yes. The tool is free and needs no account: choose a worksheet, the age and the language, then download the PDF. The PDF carries a small LogikLand footer and is for personal use, at home or in a classroom.
Which ages and grades can I choose?
Ages 5-6 to 10-11, which is Kindergarten to Grade 5. Each worksheet shows only the ages where it exists: time in words and matching from ages 7-8, elapsed time from ages 8-9.
Does the generator use the 24-hour clock?
In French, Spanish, German and Italian, from ages 9-10. In English the clocks keep the 12-hour time, with AM and PM on the matching page.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Click Answer key to see it on the screen; the PDF has two pages, the worksheet and its answers.
Can I make a whole book of these worksheets?
Yes, with a free LogikLand account: the telling time workbook puts many pages and several levels in one book, with an answer key at the end. The FREE plan makes books of up to 50 pages, PRO up to 100 and EXPERT up to 200, and the PRO and EXPERT plans include commercial rights.
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Last updated: October 28, 2026
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