A Footballer's Day - Class 1 Maths Worksheet
Match parts of the day to the sky, put a footballer's morning and evening in order, compare what takes longer, read o'clock times, find days of the week and spot the rainy season.
Learning Objective
Tell morning, afternoon, evening and night from clues, sequence daily events, compare which takes a longer or shorter time, read o'clock times on a clock, name the day before or after, and recognise a season.
Skills Practised
- Morning, afternoon, evening and night
- Sequencing daily events
- Longer and shorter
- Reading o'clock times
- Days of the week
- Seasons
Preview Questions
Q1. The sun is just coming up over the stadium. Pariskhit arrives for early practice. What part of the day is it?
- Morning
- Night
- Evening
- Afternoon
Q2. Kush eats lunch at school after the morning lessons. The sun is high in the sky. What part of the day is it?
- Night
- Evening
- Morning
- Afternoon
Q3. The sky turns orange as the sun goes down behind the stands. Rahul packs his kit bag. What part of the day is it?
- Afternoon
- Night
- Morning
- Evening
Interactive Story Mission
Join Coach and Pariskhit for a 10-minute football training story. Children work through 12 activities with big buttons, kind feedback, hints when they get stuck, and a badge and stars at the end.
- What Part of the Day?: Look at the sky.
- Tap the Evening: Tap the picture that shows evening.
- Kush's Morning: Put Kush's morning in order.
- Show 5 o'clock: Show kick-off time on the clock.
- What Time Is It?: Read the clock.
- Which Takes Longest?: Think about how long each job takes.
- Show 7 o'clock: Show practice time on the clock.
- Match Day: Today is Friday. The match is tomorrow. Tap the day of the match.
- Rahul's Evening: Put Rahul's evening in order.
- What Time Is It?: Read the clock.
- What Part of the Day?: Look at the sky.
- Which Season?: Look at the picture.
Note for Parents & Teachers
This follows the NCERT Class 1 Maths chapter on Time. Talk through your own family's day: what do we do first, next and last? Look at a real clock together: when the long hand points to 12 it is an o'clock time, and the short hand tells the hour. Say the days of the week in order and ask which comes before or after a day.