How to play
- Choose a difficulty.
- Look at the hour and minute hands.
- Select the matching digital time.
- Complete ten clocks and replay.
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Telling the Time Game
Read analogue clocks at hour, quarter-hour and five-minute intervals.
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What time is shown?
The clock is drawn with browser graphics and works without an account.
About Telling the Time Game
Read analogue clocks at hour, quarter-hour and five-minute intervals.
Tips and strategy
- Read the minute hand first.
- Remember each number represents five minutes.
- Check whether the hour hand has moved towards the next hour.
Why people play
- Links analogue and digital time.
- Builds confidence with clock reading.
- Uses visual multiple-choice practice.
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What time skills can children practise?
The game includes o’clock, quarter past, half past, quarter to and five-minute intervals.
Does the clock work on mobile?
Yes. The clock and answer buttons are responsive.
Is the game free?
Yes. No sign-in or download is required.