Math Drills
Elapsed Time (AM and PM) worksheets for Grade 1 (Elementary School)
What this unit covers
Here the elapsed time is found for situations that cross from morning into afternoon. Across AM and PM (on a Clock) keeps one format throughout, covering hours, minutes, and hours and minutes together, and confirms that the hands keep moving straight through noon.
Taking 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. as ten hours, from the gap between 11 and 1, is the reliable error: the numbers on either side of noon are simply subtracted. The sign is an answer longer than the real interval, which shows that afternoon times are not being recounted from 12 noon.
Learning steps
How Many Hours Passed?
- Across AM and PM (on a Clock)
How Many Minutes Passed?
- Across AM and PM (on a Clock)
How Many Hours and Minutes?
- Across AM and PM (on a Clock)
Worksheets
How Many Minutes Passed?
Related study guides
- Teaching a Child to Tell Time — Getting Past "The Long Hand Is on 3, So Why Is It 15?"
A clock face carries two scales at once: the 3 means both three o'clock and fifteen minutes. Here's what makes it hard, and the order to build it up in everyday life.
Frequently asked questions
- What do the “Elapsed Time (AM and PM)” worksheets for Grade 1 (Elementary School) practice?
- They cover problems such as Across AM and PM (on a Clock).
- How many “Elapsed Time (AM and PM)” worksheets are there for Grade 1 (Elementary School)?
- 25 worksheets are free to use. Every one is a printable PDF and comes with an answer key.