Time Worksheets for 3rd Grade

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Children in third grade will practice telling time to the minute. Using this worksheet will help them to study about time.

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Hone your knowledge of time with these Time Worksheets for 3rd Grade!

Summary: In mathematics, time is the marching progress of an event that happens in sequence from the past to the future. Understanding the concept of time is not simple, especially for young learners. To introduce this topic, the parents could start by familiarizing the kids with their daily routines. Teachers and parents should find a suitable learning method and encourage the students to practice more often.

What is Time?

Time is an essence that we cannot see, feel, smell, taste, or hear. But all humans in the world universally believe in its existence. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, time is part of the world's subsistence in the form of seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years, and more. In mathematics, we could say time is the marching progress of an event that happens in sequence from the past to the future. Explaining the concept of time to young kids might not be easy for parents and teachers. However, children must understand how time works because our lives are tightly tied to the tick-tock of the clock. In the past time, ancient people recognized and defined time through natural courses such as day and night or the changing of seasons. These days, people can tell the exact time through their watches on their wrists or cellular phones.

Why Should We Learn About Time?

As we talked on the previous paragraph, understanding the concept of time is not simple, especially for young learners. To introduce this topic, the parents could start by familiarizing the kids with their daily routines. The children would slowly understand when they should wake up, go to school, have playtime, and sleep. They would also recognize the pattern of the day, such as on what day they go to school, when the holiday is, when they go to church, and more. Below is the list of the reasons why time learning is essential for young children:

• Raising awareness of time and daily schedule.
• Helping the children to appreciate and respect times.
• The children would practise managing their time.
• Learning time will help develop the kids' mathematical skills.
• Manage the students to practice a synchronized and organized life.

How to Teach Time to Young Students?

Young children might not understand the concept of time, but they recognize that their days are divided into some periods. This background knowledge could be the kick-off for the parents and teachers in introducing the topic of time to the students. Start with something familiar and close to the children. The parents and teachers should pursue a suitable method to ensure the quality of learning for the students. According to the Education department of the New South Wales (NSW) Government, there are two stages of time learning, clock (stage one) and analogue & digital time (stage two). In the first part, the students are expected to know and recognize the features of the timer and read the simple time. In the next stage, the students will learn to read, match, and compare the analogue and digital clocks.

Additionally, parents and teachers should find exciting learning activities to avoid boredom in the classroom. The students would be happy and excited if they could learn while doing an outdoor activity, playing educational games, watching meaningful movies or singing a catchy song. Practising with the time Worksheet for 3rd Grade would help the children hone their knowledge.

What are the Differences between a.m. and p.m.?

Understanding the use and differences between a.m. and p.m. is essential in learning about time. It is the base of understanding the division of a day. The terms a.m. and p.m. are the abbreviations of Latin words, ante meridiem (before noon) and post meridiem (after noon). There are several styles of writing these terms; however, the most common way is to write them in lowercase letters. The a.m. term uses to signal the morning time (00:00 until 11:59), and the p.m. term is used to show the noon time (12:00 until 23:59). If we use the terms a.m. and p.m., we will divide the day by 12 instead of 24 hours. These two phrases will help the students read and recognize the time. 

What are the Examples of Vocabularies Related to Time?

Vocabularies are one of the essential elements for students when they learn something new. memorizing the related terms of the lesson will help expand their knowledge. Below is a table full of words that the students would often find when they study about time:

What are the Defiances in Teaching Time?

Teaching any topic will have its up and downside. In teaching young students about time, there is no exception. Constance Kamii from the University of Birmingham and Kelly Russel from Birmingham-Southern College stated that some teachers expressed that one of the challenges in teaching time is the students struggling to differentiate between the hour and minute. Another reason is the kids have not developed their understanding of the concept of time. To overcome these problems, teachers and parents should find a suitable learning method and encourage the students to practice more often.