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Telling the Time: Half Past

The long hand is always on 6.

Telling the Time: Half Past | Kids Worksheet

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Thinking WorksheetsAround age 6 and up

Telling the Time: Half Past | Kids Worksheet

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What is this practice?

The long hand is always on 6. Write which half-hour each clock shows in the box below it.

Why this level

Step: Step 3 · Write & ReadAround age 6 and up (guide)

The long hand is fixed on 6 on every clock. Fixing it means only the short hand has to be read, so “half past” can be learned as a single rule.

Ages are only a guide. Children of the same age can do different things, so each card also shows what a child can already do.

The sheet title and the note for grown-ups are printed in English. Words inside the activity itself stay in Japanese or Traditional Chinese.

For grown-ups

  • Reading it aloud as “half past three” while writing makes the rule clear.
  • Getting it wrong is fine — count round the clock face again together.

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