Worksheets on time for grade 3 - pdf

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Among the core competencies in math that your child will acquire during their third grade, the skill to tell time will be one of the most valuable in the practical sense. Your child will no longer need to be coddled by their phone’s clock or their digital wristwatch, and will be able to tell time through analog timepieces. As an added benefit, in this year of elementary school, they’ll be developing their skills from earlier years, and will learn to correctly tell the time to a minute with a quick glance.
Telling the time is a skill in which constant practice and exposure are the easiest and most straightforward ways to achieving mastery. It will help your child greatly to place an analog clock in their room or somewhere they frequent around the house, or in the classroom. To help them further sharpen their burgeoning skills, we also prepared these worksheets on time for Grade 3.
These worksheets come with clear and detailed illustrations of analog clocks displaying different times to give your little learners the challenge they need to master telling time. Our worksheets are designed with a tidy and organized layout, all the more to help your child focus on viewing the time.
You can use these worksheets in tandem with other supplementary resources, such as educational videos and posters.
There’s no doubt that your child will become quite familiar with an analog clock. You might even like to give them an analog wristwatch, which can make them look cool, sophisticated, or grown-up to their peers and friends. As a practical skill, it’s also pretty useful and something an individual is expected to know as they grow up.
Don’t be hesitant to help your child along with their progress. You can play a simple game at home, surprising them when they don’t have their phone or digital watch and asking at random times what the time is on a nearby analog clock. They can earn points for every time they get it right, which can go into a treat like a scoop of ice cream, a trip to the park, or some hot chocolate.
If they’re learning how to tell time, they might as well also learn a little about time management. You can have them marking the time of day for cooking and eating breakfast, taking a bath, heading to school, eating meals, having rest periods and free time, doing homework, and going to bed. On weekends, you can also motivating them to keep track by setting a certain time to get ready for playing outside, as well as returning home by a certain time in the evening.
Our worksheets on time for Grade 3 are available on this page for downloading and printing. Try these worksheets out the next time you need additional learning resources for your kid or student’s next assignment, quiz, test, exam, or group activity. You can also bookmark this page to always have a handy resource of time worksheets available for any occasion.