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12-hour and 24-hour

time
Practice converting between
12-hour and 24-hour time

2nd to 4th Grade

12-hour and 24-hour time

12-hour and 24-hour time

1 Draw the hands on the analog clocks and write the time in 24-hour format.

a 8:00 pm b 4:30 pm c 7:15 am

12 1 12 1 12 1
11 11 11
10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5

: : :

d 1:45 pm

12 1
11
10 2
9 3
8 4
7 6 5

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2 Match the 12-hour and 24-hour times.

One 12-hour time card will not have a 24-hour match, write the 24-hour time
for the left over card.

6:20 am
22:20
6:20 pm
20:20
8:20 am
18:20
8:20 pm
06:20
10:20 am
10:20
10:20 pm

3 Write these times in 12-hour and 24-hour time.

a 9 o’clock in the morning

b 9 o’clock in the evening

c 10 minutes past 7 in the morning

d 10 minutes past 7 in the evening

e Half past 3 in the afternoon

f Half past 3 in the morning

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4 Convert these 24-hour times to 12-hours

a 14:45 b 18:12 c 11:29 d 00:15

e 20:20 f 08:17

5 Complete the statements:

a 15:50 is ten to 4 in the ………………..

b 19:15 is quarter past 7 in the ………………..

c 09:35 is twenty-five to in the ………………..

d 22:10 is ten past in the ………………..

Complete the 24-hour times:

e ….. ….. :05 is five past 6 in the evening.

f ….. ….. :45 is quarter to 2 in the afternoon.

g ….. ….. : ….. ….. is twenty past 8 in the morning.

h ….. ….. : ….. ….. is ten to 5 in the afternoon.

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6 Tommy leaves his house at 11:30

Write the time he finishes each activity in the 12-hour digital form.

a Tommy takes a 10 minute bus ride to the shops.

b After arriving at the shops, he has lunch with his friend for 1 hour.

c After lunch, he spends 20 minutes in the book shop.

d Then he spends 30 minutes food shopping.

e After this, he takes a 10 minute bus ride home.

f He spends 10 minutes putting away his food.

g He watches television for 30 minutes.

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Answers

Question
Question Answer
Number

1 Draw the hands on the analog clock a) 20:00

and write the time in 24-hour

format.

b) 16:30

c) 07:15

d) 13:45

2 Match the 12-hour and 24-hour 6:20 am = 06:20

times.
6:20 pm = 18:20

One 12-hour time card will not have 8:20 am = missing card = 08:20

a 24-hour match, write the 24-hour 8:20 pm = 20:20

time for the left over card. 10:20 am = 10:20

10:20 pm = 22:20

3 Write these times in 12-hour and a) 9:00 am, 09:00

24-hour time.
b) 9:00 pm, 21:00

a) 9 o’clock in the morning

c ) 7:10 am, 07:10

b) 9 o’clock in the evening

d) 7:10 pm, 19:10

c) 10 minutes past 7 in the morning

e) 3:30 pm, 15:30

d) 10 minutes past 7 in the evening

f) 3:30 am, 03:30
e) Half past 3 in the afternoon

f) Half past 3 in the morning

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Question
Question Answer
Number

4 a to f) Convert these 24-hour times a) 2:45 pm

to 12-hours b) 6:12 pm

c) 11:29 am

d) 12:15 am

e) 8:20 pm

f) 8:17 am

5 a to d) Complete the statements:

a) afternoon

e to h) Complete the 24-hour times: b) afternoon/ evening

c) 10 morning

d) 10 evening/ night

e) 18:05

f) 13:45

g) 08:20

h) 16:50

6 Tommy leaves his house at 11:30 a) 11:30 + 10 minutes = 11:40 am

Write the time he finishes each b) 11:40 + 1 hour = 12:40 pm

activity in the 12-hour digital form. c) 12:40 + 20 minutes = 1:00 pm

a) Tommy takes a 10 minute bus d) 13:00 + 30 minutes = 1:30 pm
ride to the shops.
e) 13:30 + 10 minutes = 1:40 pm

b) After arriving at the shops, he has f) 13:40 + 10 minutes = 1:50 pm

lunch with his friend for 1 hour.

g) 13:50 + 30 minutes = 2:20 pm

c) After lunch, he spends 20

minutes in the book shop.
Students could use an analogue
d) Then he spends 30 minutes food clock to add the times and convert
shopping.
them to 12-hour digital times
e) After this, he takes a 10 minute
bus ride home.

f) He spends 10 minutes putting

away his food.

g) He watches television for 30

minutes.

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