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22 Free Clock Coloring Pages (Learn to Tell Time, PDF)

This collection has 22 free clock coloring pages — 5 built for actually practicing how to tell time, 6 antique and mechanical clocks, 8 whimsical character clocks with a phrase built into the art, and 3 novelty pattern designs. Every page is black and white, US Letter, free PDF, no signup.

A clock face is one of the few coloring subjects that can double as a worksheet without changing anything about the drawing. Five pages in this set keep the hour and minute hands clearly separated and print every number 1 through 12 in full size, so a page meant for coloring also works as a telling-time drill — something a turtle or kangaroo page can’t do.

Clock coloring pages: learn-to-tell-time clock faces, antique grandfather and cuckoo clocks, and whimsical character clocks with Time to Color and Time to Smile text, free printable line art

What’s in this collection

Five learn-to-tell-time pages, six antique and mechanical clocks, eight character clocks and three novelty designs — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.

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clock coloring page 1 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
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Learn-to-tell-time clock faces

Five pages are built as reading-practice tools first and coloring pages second: two plain analog faces with large block numbers and clearly separated hour and minute hands, a school-themed face surrounded by books, a pencil and an apple with “Time to Learn” printed underneath, and a Roman-numeral face surrounded by a fox, an owl in a graduation cap, a lamb and a squirrel, banner-labeled “Learn to Tell Time.” These are the only pages in the set where the hands point somewhere specific rather than just decorating the dial.

Antique and mechanical clocks

Six pages draw a specific type of clock mechanism rather than a generic face: a tall grandfather clock with a swinging pendulum, a second grandfather clock next to a cat, a cuckoo clock with a carved owl on top, a steampunk clock built from visible gears and wings, an ornate pendulum wall clock with a cherub carving, and an Ancient Egyptian-styled sundial monument with an Eye of Horus dial between two pyramids — a historical reference, not a licensed character.

Whimsical character clocks

Eight pages give the clock a face, arms, or a printed phrase instead of a plain dial: a smiling alarm clock waving with the words “Learn to Tell Time,” a winged clock haloed like an angel under the banner “Time Flies,” a clock drifting in a hot-air balloon under “Sweet Dreams,” a grandfather clock beside a cuckoo clock reading “Time to Color,” a ringing alarm clock with musical notes, a party-hatted alarm clock saying “Time to Smile,” a clock wreathed in flowers reading “Time for Blossoms,” and a clock in a Santa hat wishing “Merry Christmas.”

Novelty and pattern clocks

Three pages turn the clock into a decorative object instead of a scene: a round dial ringed by all twelve zodiac symbols, a digital alarm clock with a blank AM/PM display for practicing digital time, and an ornate face framed by a bursting starburst border.

How to print these

Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper works for all 22 pages, including the five reading-practice faces.

FAQ

Which pages actually help a kid learn to tell time?

Five: two plain analog faces with large numbers and separated hands, a school-themed “Time to Learn” face, and a Roman-numeral “Learn to Tell Time” face surrounded by four cartoon animals. The other 17 pages are decorative or antique clocks without a specific time set on the dial.

What’s the Ancient Egyptian-styled page?

A sundial monument with an Eye of Horus dial set between two pyramids and an obelisk — a historical and cultural reference, not a licensed character or franchise.

Which pages have words printed on them?

Eight of the whimsical character clocks carry a short phrase in the art itself, like “Time to Smile,” “Time Flies,” or “Merry Christmas.”

Can I download all 22 as one file?

Not as a single file. Each page has its own Download PDF button in the grid, which keeps the files small and lets you build your own selection.

For more educational printables, the turtle coloring pages include an alphabet-practice design alongside the ocean scenes, and the animals and nature collection holds the rest of the free sets in this silo.

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