Humble Math – 100 Days of Telling the Time – Practice Reading Clocks: Ages 7-9, Reproducible Math Drills with Answers: Clocks, Hours, Quarter Hours, Five Minutes, Minutes, Word Problems

I bought this books due to the pandemic. My first grader really struggled with learning time via long distance learning. I purchased this and it's been a fantastic way to teach her where crisis learning failed. She gets 1/day, and I'm very pleased.

This workbook is old-school, but a really good tool for kiddos who struggle with telling time. It moves at a nice pace from more basic time-telling skills (whole hours, half hours, quarter hours, etc.) and has adequate repetition for each skill to be mastered. Also, the "days" include an appropriate number of items to build skills without causing frustration.

I bought this book to help my son who regressed a little bit with telling time. It has plenty of practice pages which helped him so much especially because resources are limited as far as having time worksheets online. He’s still working in it and I can see a big improvement!

My son got a bee in his bonnet to start telling time this year. This book has been really helpful, it does a good progression for learning. I do wish that it would have gone to half hours before 1/4 hrs 1st though, it would have been more natural for him. Otherwise we have LOVED this book!

Love the whole series of books made by this company! They give you ample number of problems on each page. Love this series, once I purchased one I looked for others made by Humble!!!!

This book has been great for homeschooling my third grade son. It offers a lot of repetition to build on each concept; it’s clear and easy to follow; and it is an overall great value for the price. I am really happy with it!

Great pages for my 8 year old. May get a bit harder when they have to figure out the word problems, figuring out time between. But it's not until Day 91 and I can work with him on this. It's a nice challenge.

I wanted to get a workbook to help my daughter understand to tell time. Mostly to understand quarters. I was a little disappointed to see that the chapters to learn quarter hours are all jumbled. The first 6 days of pages concentrate on the 12 hand for oclock. After that it goes into quarter hours but It doesn’t concentrate on 15min (number 3 on the clock) at first but its a combination of 15,30 and 45 min clock questions which could be way confusing to a kid. This book would be better taught if it concentrate on sections of a clock (oclock, 15 min hand, 30 min hand, 45min hand) its way too much to just list a bunch of quarter hours without learning what each quarter hour is.

I feel I should have spent more time checking the content of this before purchasing. The book uses American English and spelling in the word examples, and has caused some confusion in terms of time for my child. "Is this clock showing a quarter after nine? I have never heard of that one. Is that before quarter past nine or after it?". There is a huge jump with no support between the telling the time pages to the word problems that the structure of the book does nothing to bridge. Not recommended.

Good book. Only problem, it goes straight from hours to quarter hours. I would have thought doing half hours should have had it's own section.6 pages of hours only19 pages of quarter hours25 pages of reading time to 5 minutes40 pages of read time to the minute10 pages of word problems

my son is 7 and he is loving working through this book, I love that a few pages at a time focus on 1 time e.g o'clock, half past so it can sink in for them instead of whizzing through, brilliant price too. I would definitely recommend this book

This is great for testing children on telling the times but I was disappointed how it had 6 pages on o' clock then skipped right to quarter past / to and no half past. Surely that is part of the learning the clock as well

As a former teacher I cannot say enough good things about this book. I bought this book for my 7 & 10 year old. The book starts easy and gets progressively harder at a good pace. The easier questions were good practice for both my kids and would be suitable for children as young as 5.Both my kids started at page 1 and did 1 page per day. They've both hugely improved in telling the time.The last 10 days are a good standard for a high achieving 10yr old.The book doesn't require too much teaching time, the kids can be left to their own devices and should be fine, which helps build autonomy.