Grown ups made telling time too complicated for children:

Why do we use ancient designs?

 
A traditional clock is actually an ancient tool from the 16th century, and has not developed much since then. Most kids do not learn to tell the time until they are 8 years old, while many of them already master complex tricks of calculus by that age!

Children look intuitively at coloured big objects that move fast. On a traditional clock the most important hand – the hour hand – is small, black and it hardly moves. With the innovative design of “It's a Clock!” children can understand what time it is from the age of 3 because the hour hand is easy to recognize for children, and the cards that help to structure the day.

Clock Read Game

Play the clock read game and even further increase your clock reading skills!

Play Game

The Experts

Bestseller “What to expect”:
‘Knowing what to expect at various times during their day can make children feel more secure and in control’

Super Nanny:
„Give children structure. Keeping the same hour for rising, eating and bedtime are important for children.“