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🧪 INSTRUCTIONS:
1st Watch the sildes & take detailed notes.
2nd Add any additional important information to your notes
3rd Then complete the Quick Check Questions
4th Keep Tab Open for Stamps & Screenshot your name + score to the when finish
Reading an Analog Clock

Reading an Analog Clock

Learn to read the hour, minute, and second hands.
Reading an Analog Clock
An analog clock uses hands that move around a circle to show time.
  • The hour hand shows the hour.
  • The minute hand shows the minutes after the hour.
  • The second hand shows the seconds.
Brief History of the Modern Analog Clock
The modern clock developed from early mechanical clocks in Europe.
  • Peter Henlein helped create early portable clocks in the 1500s.
  • Pendulum clocks became more accurate in the 1600s.
  • Modern analog clocks use rotating hands to show time on a numbered face.
The Second Hand
The thin, fast-moving hand shows seconds.
  • The second hand moves every second.
  • One full turn around the clock equals 60 seconds.
  • The second hand is usually the fastest hand.
The Minute Hand
The longer hand shows minutes.
  • The minute hand points to minutes after the hour.
  • Each number counts by 5 minutes.
  • One full turn around the clock equals 60 minutes.
The Hour Hand
The short hand shows the hour.
  • The hour hand moves slowly.
  • It points near the current hour.
  • When it is between numbers, the hour has already started.
Analog Clock Reading Practice
Enter your information before beginning the 10-question clock reading practice.
You will read 10 static analog clocks. Type the time you see.
Keep this tab open for your completion stamp and final score.
Acceptable close answers may be counted for the second hand and sometimes the minute hand.
Your score will be shown out of 10.
Lesson Complete
You practiced reading the hour, minute, and second hands on an analog clock.
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