Grade 2 Time: Write times given in words

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What students practice: Writing times from words supports writing times to five minutes.

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Grade 2 · Time

Write Times Given in Words

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Set 1 · Grade 2 · Time

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Easy

Write this time with numbers: quarter past 3.
Answer: 3:15
Write this time with numbers: quarter past 12.
Answer: 12:15

Standard

Write this time with numbers: 5 minutes to 6.
Answer: 5:55
Write this time with numbers: half past 6.
Answer: 6:30

Challenge

Write this time with numbers: 5 minutes after 10.
Answer: 10:05
Write this time with numbers: 5 minutes after 12.
Answer: 12:05

Where this skill fits

Previous skill: Tell time to 5 minutes
Next skill: Write the time with AM or PM
All grades: Time worksheets, Grades 1–5

Related Common Core standards

2.MD.C.7 — Tell and write time to the nearest five minutes, using a.m. and p.m.

The match is approximate (a prerequisite, extension or different context), so treat this as related practice rather than coverage of the standard. Common Core–informed practice; not a claim of official alignment.