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Features:
Compact size:
Measuring approximately 4 inches/ 10 cm, these demonstration clocks are compact and portable. Their size enables easy handling by children, allowing them to interact with the clocks comfortably and carry them around if needed.
Ideal gift:
The learn to tell time clock makes an ideal gift for kids, parents, and teachers. It's suitable for birthdays, holidays, or other occasions that involve children's learning and development.
Specifications:
Material: ABS plastic
Main color: yellow
Size: about 4 inches/ 10 cm
Package includes:
6 x Mini geared clock
Notes:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays.
Little ones should use our product under the supervision of adults. Please keep it away from people under 6 years old.
SimplyAnneHere
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
Price: $11.99Purchase date: 3/22/24My youngest son is 8 and is learning time. I like this little clock and find it easy to use. The knob on the back turns the second hand and the student can watch as it also changes the minute and hour hand. I think it is good how it demonstrates visually how time works. I do think the hour and minute hand would be better if they were different colors.
Washington Apple
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
These clocks are awesome for children. They have bright and vivid colors, which makes them fun to learn on and offers a lot of visual appeal. The clocks are sturdy and well made, so they will endure some rough handling which is important when teaching kids. I got these to teach my children to be able to read a clock, as schools no longer find this to be a mandatory asset. I wish the hour and minute hands were different colors so my kids could tell them apart easier, but I'm glad that the second hand is a different color so they can distinguish it easily. These clocks are really great learning tools, and I'm glad to have these for my kids.
Roberta Gallagher
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024
Too difficult to use for my students.
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