Matching 12-Hour and 24-Hour Times

Year 4 MathsMeasurement4 pages

About this worksheet

Matching practice converting between 12-hour and 24-hour time for Year 4 maths. Pupils join 24-hour times like 14:30 to analogue clock faces, match 12-hour times such as 8:20 am to their digital equivalents, convert written times like ten past four in the afternoon, then turn a 19:25 bus arrival back into 12-hour form. A full answer key is included. Covers the England National Curriculum time conversion objective.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Measurement

Read, write and convert time between analogue and digital 12- and 24-hour clocks

The four sections move through every representation the objective names.

What's inside this worksheet

Analogue Clock Matching

Join 24-hour times like 07:00 and 14:30 to the right clock faces.

12-Hour to 24-Hour Conversion

Match times such as 8:20 am and 1:15 pm to their 24-hour forms.

Written Time to 24-Hour

Convert phrases like ten past four in the afternoon and quarter to eight in the evening.

Extended Response

Write the 19:25 bus arrival as a 12-hour time and explain the conversion.

How teachers use it

Main activity

The matching sections cover a full lesson on 24-hour time.

Morning starter

One section a morning works as registration-time practice.

Intervention

The written-time section helps pupils who read digits but stall on phrases.

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