Learning Resources Classroom Clock Kit - Preschool Must Have, Teaching Time Activity , About Flash Time Cards, Montessori Toys, Math Manipulatives, Gifts for Boys and Girls, Toddler Activities

I bought this as party favors for kids 4~7, and everyone loved it. Each small clock is individually bagged and it's something that they can actually keep and use for a long time (and I got to keep the big clock to teach my kid). Quality is superb. Never goes wrong with this brand.

I love these clocks for my 3rd grade classroom! None of the clocks have any issues, like some of the other reviews have stated. These are perfect for little hands and are very affordable for what you get.

My star athlete revealed he still didn’t know how to tell time & this saved the day! At least 10 other learned how to read a clock in 1 class period. We had games of who could be the 1st to show me certain times & threw tootsie rolls to the winner. Very fun easy going way to approach a topic many students struggle with & need to use everyday of their life.

This is a great judy clock set to use educationally both in the classroom and during at home learning. It is of great quality and very user friendly.

My first graders love these. They are easy to use and easy to see. I love my big one and how easy it is for me to use too. One of my favorite things is the different color hands and numbers.

I use these to teach time for an adult ESL beginner class.The small clocks work via a gear, so that when the time is 1:30 for example, the hour hand is part-way between 1 and 2...gradually moving as the minute hand is moved. I think this is important to show. The clocks are small and easy to use. The big clock seems not to function with gears, but that's not as important since I know to move the hour hand a bit when times aren't straight-up "o'clock" times. The clock is bright and the hands have a good contrast so it's very easy to see in a large classroom setting.So far, the clocks seem to be relatively sturdy. My only complaint is that the shorter hour hand is BEHIND the minute hand...so when they're lined up you can't see it...would have made more sense to have the shorter hour hand on top where it would be visible at 12:00 for example.

I teach ESL to adults and I use the clocks to teach telling time, which can be quite confusing. Practice really helps and the clocks make finding ways to practice very easy. The students love it. I have used the clocks before with students in Guatemala quite successfully as well. I think they are great.

I purchased this for my daughter's 1st grade teacher. She's so thankful and I understand why. It has the teachers clock and she has enough clocks to help her class learn to tell time.