What's The Time Geared Clock
The What’s the Time™ Geared Clock from Junior Learning is a hands-on, interactive learning tool designed to help children aged 5–10 develop a strong understanding of time. This battery-free, manual clock measures 7.48 x 7.83 inches and features gears that move the hour and minute hands together, allowing children to see how minutes and hours relate in real time. By physically manipulating the clock, students can practice telling the time, understand the difference between hours and minutes, and explore concepts like quarter past, half past, and quarter to. Perfect for classrooms, small groups, or at-home learning, it encourages engagement, independent practice, and confidence in time-telling skills.
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What's The Time Geared Clock
What's The Time Geared Clock
The What’s the Time™ Geared Clock from Junior Learning is a hands-on, interactive learning tool designed to help children aged 5–10 develop a strong understanding of time. This battery-free, manual clock measures 7.48 x 7.83 inches and features gears that move the hour and minute hands together, allowing children to see how minutes and hours relate in real time. By physically manipulating the clock, students can practice telling the time, understand the difference between hours and minutes, and explore concepts like quarter past, half past, and quarter to. Perfect for classrooms, small groups, or at-home learning, it encourages engagement, independent practice, and confidence in time-telling skills.
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The What’s the Time™ Geared Clock from Junior Learning is a hands-on, interactive learning tool designed to help children aged 5–10 develop a strong understanding of time. This battery-free, manual clock measures 7.48 x 7.83 inches and features gears that move the hour and minute hands together, allowing children to see how minutes and hours relate in real time. By physically manipulating the clock, students can practice telling the time, understand the difference between hours and minutes, and explore concepts like quarter past, half past, and quarter to. Perfect for classrooms, small groups, or at-home learning, it encourages engagement, independent practice, and confidence in time-telling skills.
