Clocked Clock - Kids learn clock
* 5 difficulty levels
* Easy start the test for kids
* Scoring system
Questions has 5 difficulty levels in Clocked Clock game:
Very Easy: 1 hour period
Easy: 30 minutes period
Normal: 15 minutes period
Hard: 5 minutes period
Very Hard: 1 minute period
Choose the difficulty level accoding to your child's knowledge. For example if your child only knows the numbers, start the "Very Easy" level. The child will just match the numbers with the actions of the hour-hand.
Category : Educational
Reviews (14)
Has a stupid 60 second timer you cannot disable which inhibits learning in younger kids still getting to grips with the concepts. Crazy oversight in the app design imo.
Best one on here for kids, from what I've tried . Challenges them with the timer. Wish there was a option to disable the timer and it also read 12:00 not 00:00 as it just confuses the kids.
Good as a game or test but not a learning aid
Needs option to change the 12 o'clock of 00:00 to 12:00 This is out right stupid when trying to teach kids. Period.
I.HATE.THIS
Simple and clear, would be 5 star but often really difficult to start a new level. Touch just doesn't seem to register -S5
It is only in military time. I wish it had an option to switch the answers to the 12 hour time.
We are learing this in shcool my teacher is very srict whith time so I searched ithis and I knew it help me whith time thank you who ever made this game god bless them by the way I having time in my test and I know this will help me whith my test tbats coming up im happy to download this game its the best maths game that could help me whith my test thank you who ever made this good for evrey one.
It's a really good way for children to learn how to tell time.
I think it is good if you want the truth
It is a good game
It's ok
Coooooollll
Really good simple idea, could do with some options but this is mostly ruined by it telling the child using it that its 'not good' when they get a few answers wrong. Many children are easily discouraged when they're learning and don't need a computer telling them they're "not good" at something. Of course they're not good at it, why would they be trying to learn it if they already knew how to do it?