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Ordering Times Worksheet

Put each event in chronological order. Read am/pm times and 24-hour times carefully. Use the timeline to help you.

Sort the schedule

The festival events are written on mixed-format time cards. Put each set in order from earliest to latest.

1.Order these opening-morning events from earliest to latest: 9:30 am, 08:45, 10:15 am, 12:00. Write 1–4 beside each time.

2.The food trucks open at 11:40 am, the music starts at 13:10, the parade begins at 12:25 pm, and the lantern walk starts at 18:00. Write these four events in time order, earliest to latest.

3.Choose the time that comes between 2:15 pm and 16:00: A) 13:45 B) 15:20 C) 16:30 D) 1:50 pm

13:45
15:20
16:30
1:50 pm

Use the time line

Each mark represents two hours. Plot the festival events at the correct places, then answer the questions.

4.Plot 08:00, 10:00, 12:00, 14:00 and 16:00 on the time line. Label each point.

5.The craft tent opens at 09:30. Between which two labelled points does this time belong?

6.A dance show finishes at 15:45. Is it before or after 4:00 pm? How many minutes before or after?

Think like a festival organiser

Check the times and solve each planning puzzle.

7.The sound check is at 14:20. The stage needs to be ready 35 minutes earlier. What time should setup finish?

8.Which pair shows the same time? A) 00:30 and 12:30 pm B) 00:00 and 12:00 pm C) 17:15 and 5:15 pm D) 08:05 and 8:05 pm

00:30 and 12:30 pm
00:00 and 12:00 pm
17:15 and 5:15 pm
08:05 and 8:05 pm

9.Put these closing-time reminders in order from earliest to latest: 7:05 pm, 18:40, 20:15, 7:50 pm, 19:00.

10.Dylan says 12:05 am comes after 11:55 pm because 12 is greater than 11. Is Dylan correct? Explain by placing both times in order.

11.Create a four-event mini festival schedule with one morning time and three afternoon/evening times. Write at least one time in 24-hour format, then list all four from earliest to latest.