Time for the Day for ages 6+: 30 time-telling levels built around familiar daily routines. Play free right in the browser, no account or install needed.
Time for the Day teaches the analogue clock through the routines of an ordinary day: breakfast, school, bedtime. The card on the right names the activity and the time to set; the child drags the round knob at each hand tip — the short coral hand for hours, the long teal hand for minutes, snapping to twelve, three, six or nine — then taps the check mark. If it is not right, the hand at fault is highlighted to be adjusted. Thirty levels run from whole hours through half-hours and quarter-hours to working out elapsed time. Tying the clock to daily routine helps children understand time rather than just read a dial.
Time for the Day for ages 6+: 30 time-telling levels built around familiar daily routines. Play free right in the browser, no account or install needed.
Time for the Day teaches the analogue clock through the routines of an ordinary day: breakfast, school, bedtime. The card on the right names the activity and the time to set; the child drags the round knob at each hand tip — the short coral hand for hours, the long teal hand for minutes, snapping to twelve, three, six or nine — then taps the check mark. If it is not right, the hand at fault is highlighted to be adjusted. Thirty levels run from whole hours through half-hours and quarter-hours to working out elapsed time. Tying the clock to daily routine helps children understand time rather than just read a dial.