Telling Time on an Analog Clock

This video tutorial provides a quick math lesson on telling time using an analog clock. It explains how to read the hour and minute hands, including how to handle situations where the hands are between numbers. The tutorial includes several examples to illustrate the process, emphasizing the importance of reading the hour hand first and then the minute hand. The video concludes with a summary of the steps and encourages viewers to practice the skill.

What is the first step in telling time on an analog clock?

• Look at both hands simultaneously

• Look at the hour hand

• Look at the numbers on the clock

• Look at the minute hand

If the hour hand is pointing at 8 and the minute hand is pointing at 12, what time is it?

• 8:30

• 8:15

• 8:00

• 8:45

When the hour hand is between 8 and 9 and the minute hand is pointing at 6, what is the correct time?

• 9:30

• 9:00

• 8:00

• 8:30

If the hour hand is between 9 and 10 and the minute hand is pointing at 6, what time is it?

• 9:00

• 10:30

• 9:30

• 10:00

When the hour hand is between 8 and 9 and the minute hand is between 3 and 4, how do you determine the minutes?

• Count by fives and then by ones

• Count by fives from 3

• Count by tens from 3

• Count by ones from 3

If the hour hand is between 8 and 9 and the minute hand is at 18, what is the time?

• 8:18

• 8:30

• 9:18

• 9:30

When the hour hand is between 9 and 10 and the minute hand is at 33, what is the time?

• 9:30

• 10:03

• 9:03

• 9:33

What is the process for telling time when the hour hand is between two numbers?

• Choose the higher number

• Choose the lower number

• Ignore the hour hand

• Choose the average of the two numbers

How do you count the minutes when the minute hand is not pointing at 12?

• Count by twos

• Count by fives

• Count by tens

• Count by ones

What is the final step in telling time on an analog clock?

• Check the minute hand again

• Rewind the clock

• Check the hour hand again

• Combine the hour and minute readings