Learning Resources Write & Wipe Demonstration Clock - Paper Clocks for Teaching, First Grade Learning Games, Teaching Time Essentials, Homeschool Supplies, Classroom Supplies,1 Piece

My 10-year-old son has several Learning Disabilities and this affects even his inability to read an analog clock. So, in order to 'force' him to learn how to tell time, I bought an analog clock to hang up on his wall, took away his digital clock and then hung this Demo Clock right underneath the large analog clock on his wall. This way, when I tell him to come down in 5 minutes, he can practice on this Demo Clock to see exactly how long that will take. It's worked out so well! Last night, he asked when dinner was ready, and I said, "6:30". At exactly 6:30, he was downstairs, ready for dinner.I also homeschool my son, so this is a very resourceful and inexpensive way to teach a child how to tell time. Practice on the wipe on/off space and then have him/her write a time and then position the hands on the appropriate numbers. Get a large analog clock (plenty of great inexpensive ones on Amazon) and put it on the wall. Only use the analog clock (no digital) for about a month. Use times a lot. Like, "Come down in 10 minutes." or "Be ready in 15 minutes." Every now and then, ask him/her what time it is, to evaluate how well they are learning the clock. That's whats worked for us. Good luck!

The clock is just what I needed to teach students how to tell time! The clock is larger than I had envisioned (definitely a bonus)! The colors are super vibrant! I, especially, like that the big hand and little hand on the clock are different colors. Somehow, I overlooked this feature when ordering it. Also, the best part of the clock is that it has a space for the analog and digital versions of time. Therefore, a student can learn and practice time-telling of the two versions simultaneously.

Clear and sturdy for cardboard. Large numbers make it easy to use for a small group

My daughter was having trouble learning to tell time at school, so I bought this for at home practice. It's much larger than I thought it would be, but it seems to be good quality. I like that it has the whiteboard space. She's actually been enjoying using it with me, which shocked me! The only thing I wish was different is that the hour hand is underneath the minute hand, so the hour hand is obscured at noon and midnight. (At 1:05, 6:30, 9:45 etc, the hour hand shouldn't be directly pointed at the numeral, so it isn't a problem). It also has the minutes in multiples of five next to the numerals, so I also used little star stickers to cover those. I would recommend this.

My grandson got this clock today & immediately opened it & started telling me the time. He's 6 & just learning how to read a clock. This one is great & lots of fun - in addition to the usual 1-2-3 numbers, it tells 5-10-15, etc., so he can see 12:15, for ex. He just took off with it & didn't want to put it down. It gives immediate positive feedback (with the parents' help) & he can write in the time digitally with his white board pen, so he can see it that way, too. The hands are easily moved so we can practice the time.

Great design with long hand and minutes in one color and hour hand and hour Mark's another. A little flimsy but when hung on wall it is attractive to the kids and they want to learn. The hands dont move easily but I like that so that the time positions dont "slip." Thankbyou!

Granddaughter said it works very well for homeschooling

Easy to read, hard to use. The two hands spin freely on the backing but the large overlaps the small so it becomes hard to change the time when they are pointing to the same number. They also spin so freely they don’t hold their spot when out upright. We use this on a flat surface. It serves its purpose but I’m not super impressed.

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Si tu hijo tiene interés por aprender la hora analógica, este reloj es tu aliado perfecto. Puedes ponerle la hora digital con rotulador y que intente mover las manecillas a la posición correcta.El único pero puede ser que el material de las manecillas, aunque no es malo, es algo endeble en comparación con el resto del producto y pueden terminar doblándolo, o incluso rompiéndolo.

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Got this for my kids to learn time. It’s useful and just what we were looking for! Only thing is... it doesn’t come with a dry erase marker so you’ll need to buy one separately.

Easy to use and very sturdy. It's been a great addition to teaching our son how to tell the time.