Build a telling-time activity around six numbered clock faces with no hands. Each clock has a center dot and a blank time line, so you can set your own questions. The same sheet works for drawing hands, matching spoken times, and creating a short classroom quiz.
Blank Printable Clock Faces for Teaching Time
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What is included?
The worksheet contains six numbered, handless clocks in two columns and three rows. Each face has a center dot and tick marks, with a time line underneath. The numbers are already supplied, so learners can focus on placing the hands.
How to use this printable
- Write a target time below each blank face before handing out the sheet.
- Ask learners to draw a shorter hour hand and a longer minute hand from the center.
- Begin with whole hours, then choose other intervals to match your lesson.
- Review each clock together and let the learner explain the placement of both hands.
Make a new activity each time
Leave the time lines blank and dictate six times aloud, or let a pair of students set questions for each other. For a reusable version, put the printed page in a clear sleeve and use an appropriate wipe-clean marker.
Printing tips
The PDF is formatted for US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 inches). Print in portrait orientation and use the print preview to check the margins. For A4 paper, select Fit to printable area and check that the entire page is visible. Save the PNG if you need an image file. Print a test copy before making multiple copies.
Frequently asked question
Are the clock hands already drawn?
No. The faces have numbers and center dots, but the hands are left blank for the activity you choose.