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This Time Around the World worksheet can help you to teach children about international time zones. The first page of this resource shows the times for different cities around the world, in both analogue and digital clock form.
Print and Go – Time Zone Map of the World. Display and use this teaching resource during Geography lessons as a reference for students when identifying the location of different time zones around the world and mathematical ways of determining time across the globe.
An A4 coloured map showing the different time zones across the world. A great resource for a KS2 geography lesson. Help children to understand that the time will be different depending on where you are in the world with this colourful Time Zones Map.
Time zones are fixed according to the time in Greenwich, London. Places to the East of London are ahead of Greenwich time while places that are to the West are behind. Exercise 1. Complete the table by finding out the correct time zone (Letter and number of hours before/ahead of Greenwich) from the map above for the following cities or countries.
Use this worksheet to assess your students' knowledge of international / world time zones. Check their ability to calculate the time in different countries around the world. There is a nice set of questions and an answer sheet to see how your kids did.
This poster has the world’s time zones presented in an easy to read and straightforward layout. All the zones represent time zone hours with the irregular (not on the hour) timezones outlined in the key. A full colour and black and white version of this poster are available for download.
World Time Zones Directions: For this map, assume that it is 1 pm Monday in Greenwich, England. Remember to label your time AM/PM and the day. 1. What time is it in Paris, France? _____ 2. What time is it in New York, USA? _____ 3. What time is it in Moscow, Russia? _____ 4. What time is it in Los Angeles, USA? _____ 5. What time is it in ...
