EasyRead Time Teacher Classroom Clock – Red/Blue

$54.95

35cm classroom wall clock, perfect for pre-school, prep & primary classrooms. Silent, no ticking. Teach your students the EasyRead system, curriculum notes are printed on the back of the clock, easy to re-hang the clock after using it for demos.

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EasyRead Time Teacher Classroom Clock – Red/Blue

EasyRead Time Teacher Classroom Clocks – Red/Blue are perfect for helping children learn to tell the time at home and at school. Clear designs and simple teaching methods make it easy for children to learn the time in terms of ‘minutes past and to’ the hour time. Teach your children using our straightforward system and they will quickly master this essential life skill.

Silent – no ticking!
Battery operated
Easy to read clock dials

EasyRead Time Teacher Classroom Clock – Red/Blue: 35cm classroom wall clock, perfect for pre-school, prep & primary classrooms. Silent, no ticking. Teach your students the EasyRead system, curriculum notes are printed on the back of the clock, easy to re-hang the clock after using it for demos. Requires 1 x AA battery NOT INCLUDED.

Why do children find it difficult to learn to tell the time?

It’s a fact that lots of children struggle to learn to tell the time on analogue clocks, sadly some never do. To find a way to help these students EasyRead had to intensely study children in the learning environment to truly understand the problem.

Learn to tell the time in 2 or 3 Simple Steps!!

For an adult, reading a clock is a really simple process:

Step 1: With the “past & to” method, we look at the minute hand and assess the minute number value.
Step 2: We judge whether it’s minutes past or minutes to.
Step 3: We look at the hour hand and judge the hour value.

These 3 steps are the key to reading the time.

With the EasyRead clock children can instantly follow those 3 steps and read the time. They’re easy for a child to understand and learn:

1. Read the number at the end of the long hand
2. Say which side it’s pointing to (past or to)
3. Read the number at the end of the short hand

For example, say it like this: “8, “minutes to”, “2”.

Perhaps, like many of us, you tell the time another way, as if you’re reading a digital clock:

Step 1: With the “12/24 hour” method, we look at the hour hand and note the hour number value.
Step 2: We look at the minute hand and judge the minute value.

With an EasyRead clock that has a 12/24 hour face, children can instantly follow these 2 steps and read the time: