Math worksheet · Telling time and elapsed time

Read a Daily Schedule

A camp day schedule and eight questions: what time does swimming start, how long is the hike, how long is the whole day?

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Grade level
Grades 3–4
Time
About 20 minutes
Answer key
Yes, page 2 of the PDF
Kids practice
Reading analog clocks, Telling time, Elapsed time, Calendar skills

What kids do

“Read the schedule. Each thing lasts until the next one starts. Answer the questions.”

Printed on the sheet:

  1. Arrive and sign in
  2. What time does swimming start?
  3. What comes right after snack?
  4. How long is swimming?
  5. How long is lunch?
  6. How long is the nature hike?
  7. How long are the games?
  8. How long is the whole camp day, from arriving to going home?

Words on this sheet

Camp DayTimeSnackCraftsLunchNature hikeGamesGo home

Teacher tip

Make a schedule for your own class day and ask the same questions.

How to use it

  • Count by fives around the clock together before kids start.
  • Connect it to your real schedule: what time is lunch, recess, the bus?
  • Do the first problem together under a document camera, then let kids finish on their own.

Watch for

Counting minutes by ones from the 12 instead of by fives.

Talk about it

  • Why do some clocks have hands and some just numbers?
  • Which problem was the hardest? What made it hard?

Take it further

Ask kids to record the time of five things they do after school.

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