Converting Time: 12-Hour, 24-Hour & Analogue Clock Worksheets | KS2 Maths
£1.50
Help your KS2 students master time conversion with this clear, ready-to-use resource! 📝
Are your learners struggling to convert between 12-hour, 24-hour and analogue time? This engaging worksheet pack makes time conversion simple, visual and fun! Perfect for Year 4, 5 and 6 (and great for KS3 revision too!). 🎯
✨ Why This Resource Works
Three Formats in One – Covers 12-hour clock, 24-hour clock AND analogue clock all on the same page! 🕒
Clear Examples – Each worksheet includes a model conversion to show learners exactly what to do 👀
Differentiated Practice – From simple o'clock times to trickier quarters and minutes – progress at your own pace 📈
Visual Learning – Blank analogue clock faces with space to draw the hands – perfect for kinaesthetic learners! ✏️
Ready to Use – No prep needed! Print and go – ideal for lessons, homework, intervention or home learning 🏡
📚 What's Inside?
Page | Content |
|---|---|
Page 1 | Title page with learning objective: "Learners will be able to convert between 12, 24 and analogue time" 🎯 |
Page 2 | Conversion table with examples: six o'clock evening → 18:00 → 6:00 PM 🕕 |
Page 3 | Practice grid – blank analogue clocks to complete! 7:00 PM, 10:00 AM, 15:15, 04:30 and more ⏰ |
Page 4 | More practice: nine o'clock evening, half-past six, 11:15 AM, 14:45, 17:56, 23:51 ✍️ |
🎓 How to Use This Resource
✅ Whole Class Teaching – Display the examples on your whiteboard and work through together 👩🏫
✅ Independent Practice – Perfect for maths lessons, morning work or fast finishers 💪
✅ Homework or Home Learning – Clear instructions mean parents can support with confidence 🏠
✅ Intervention & Catch-Up – Great for small group work or one-to-one support 📖
✅ Revision & Consolidation – Use before assessments to build confidence 📝
🎯 Skills Covered
Converting words to digital time (e.g., "six o'clock in the evening" → 18:00)
Converting 12-hour to 24-hour clock (e.g., 6:00 PM → 18:00)
Converting 24-hour to 12-hour clock (e.g., 15:15 → 3:15 PM)
Reading and drawing analogue clock faces 🕰️
Using AM and PM correctly ☀️🌙
🌟 Perfect For:
🏫 Primary Teachers | 📚 Supply/Relief Teachers | 👨👩👧👦 Parents/Carers |
|---|---|---|
Year 4 / 5 / 6 | KS2 Maths Lessons | Home Learning |
KS3 Revision | Cover Work | Holiday Practice |
🔥 What Teachers Are Saying
"This resource made time conversion so much clearer for my Year 5s. Having analogue, 12hr and 24hr all on one page really helped them see the connections!" – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Simple, effective and no prep needed. My students loved drawing the clock hands themselves. A brilliant time-saving resource!" – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Perfect for intervention groups. The clear examples meant students could work independently and build confidence quickly." – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
💡 Teaching Tips
🔹 Start with o'clock and half-past – Build confidence before moving to quarters and minutes
🔹 Use colour coding – Highlight AM (morning) in one colour and PM (afternoon/evening) in another
🔹 Draw analogue clocks together – Model drawing the hands step by step
🔹 Real-life links – Ask students when they use 24-hour time in real life (train timetables, phones, TV schedules!)
📥 Instant Download
Print it, share it, or upload it to your VLE – this resource works as worksheets, revision cards or a homework booklet. Save valuable planning time and give your students the practice they need to become time conversion champions! 🏆
📌 Answers Included?
Yes! Full answer sheets are provided for quick marking or self-assessment. Students can check their own work and identify areas for improvement. ✅
Download now and make time conversion simple, visual and stress-free! 🕐⏰📝
Suitable for: KS2 Maths | Year 4, 5, 6 | KS3 Revision | Ages 8-13