Grade 3 Telling Time, Elapsed Time, Mass and Volume Worksheets

Start with the hand. Students identify the hour that has passed use the long hand to read the minutes. The clock pages have room for drawing hands well as reading them. Later pages ask when a lesson starts, when it ends or how much time has passed. The answer key breaks selected intervals into jumps between clock times.

The workbook then turns to mass and liquid volume. Students choose grams for items kilograms for heavier ones and liters for an amount of liquid. They read a marked point on a scale. Solve problems such as sharing water equally among tanks. The measurement questions work within one unit at a time. The choice of operation and the label, on the answer stay visible.

Use a set of clock tasks before a lesson to see whether students count the hour or the minute hand first. When students solve a time interval in ways have them mark their jumps on a blank line and compare the totals. For a measurement follow-up show a container or scale and discuss which unit would make sense.

The Grade 3 resource contains 96 pages in a printable US Letter PDF. There are 60 student worksheets, 30 answer pages, a short adult guide, two worked reference pages and a final reflection. Select Actual Size when printing on US Letter paper. You can print one skill page at a time.