Learning Clock for Kids – Silent Classroom Clock Telling The Time Teaching Toddler Boys Analog for Kid's Room Classroom School Playroom, Blue

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Buy laimaimi Learning Clock for Kids – Silent Classroom Clock Telling The Time Teaching Toddler Boys Analog for Kid's Room Classroom School Playroom, Blue: Wall Clocks - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases Review: Cute - My kid loves it, it’s very cute and works great Review: Bright, Educational, and Perfect for Our Daily Routine - I wanted my 5-year-old to start learning how to read an analog clock, and since we only had digital ones in the house, this was exactly what we needed. I really love how much this clock offers in terms of learning—it’s more than just a regular wall clock. It has the smaller numbers in between each hour (like 5, 10, 15, etc.), which helps kids understand how the minute hand works. It even includes military time inside the clock, which I thought was such a great touch—12 (24), 1 (13), 2 (14), and so on. Another feature I appreciate is the inclusion of common time-telling phrases like “o’clock,” “1/4 past,” “1/2 past,” and “1/4 to.” Those kinds of phrases aren’t used as often anymore, but I think they’re still really important to know. Reading an analog clock and knowing these terms should be basic knowledge, and this clock makes teaching them easier. The colors are bright and attractive, which makes it fun and inviting for kids. I chose the blue one to match our play area, daily calendar, and visual schedule, and it ties in perfectly. It’s lightweight, easy to hang (we used a command hook), and runs on just one AA battery. It’s also quiet like the description says, which I appreciate, no loud ticking noise. You can’t even hear it at all! There’s also a simple dial on the back to adjust the time. We do our daily calendar and schedule every day, and now this clock is a part of our routine. The numbers are nice and big, so my kid can see it clearly from anywhere in the room. Definitely recommend this for homeschooling, playrooms, or even classrooms—it’s a great visual learning tool that actually looks nice on the wall too!