Tell the Time Games for Kids: Learn to Read a Clock
Read the clock, pick the time and earn stars. Free, with no sign-up.
How to Play
1
Pick a Level
Easy is o’clock. Medium adds half and quarter. Challenge uses five minutes.
2
Read the Clock
The short hand shows hours. The long hand shows minutes.
3
Earn Stars
Score 9 or more for three stars.
Skills Telling Time Games Build
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O'Clock
Read whole hours with the long hand at 12.
Tips for Parents
- Hang an analogue clock where children can see it.
- Ask, “What time is dinner?” and point to the clock.
- Say times aloud: “half past four”.
- Practise one level until it feels easy.
Older child stuck on a question? Try the Homework Helper.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these telling time games free?
Yes. They are free and need no sign-up.
What ages are they for?
Easy suits ages 5 to 6. Medium suits ages 6 to 7. Challenge suits ages 7 to 9.
What times does each level cover?
Easy has o’clock. Medium adds half past, quarter past and quarter to. Challenge uses five-minute times.
How do I read an analogue clock?
The short hand points to the hour. The long hand points to the minutes.
Is there a timer?
No. Children can take as long as they need.
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