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Grade 1 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me
Read the story. Write the time.
The party starts at 12:30. It lasts 3 hours. What time does the party end?
It is 10:00 now. What time will it be in 4 hours?
The movie starts at 11:00. It is 3 hours long. What time does it end?
Ben starts reading at 11:30. Ben reads for 3 hours. What time does Ben stop?
It is 10:30 now. What time will it be in 3 hours?
Lily starts reading at 12:00. Lily reads for 3 hours. What time does Lily stop?
A time word problem asks what the clock will say after some hours have passed: if it is 3:00 now, it will be 5:00 in two hours. In first grade the times are on the hour or half hour and the stories add one to four whole hours, so the minutes never change and the child only moves the hour on. On this worksheet each story is one or two sentences, and your child writes the new time on the line.
Support sheets start on the hour and add 1 to 3 hours, standard sheets also start on the half hour, and challenge sheets go past 12 and start the clock again at 1. Counting on with a clock face or fingers works well.
Common Core standard: 1.MD.B.3
It is 3:00 now. What time will it be in 2 hours? Count on: 4:00, 5:00. Write 5:00.
Changing the minutes, or forgetting that after 12:00 the clock goes back to 1:00.
Count on one hour at a time. The minutes stay the same.
Changing the minutes, or forgetting that after 12:00 the clock goes back to 1:00.
Count on one hour at a time. The minutes stay the same.
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