Learning Resources Time Activity Set, Teaching Time Activity, Ages 5+

This is such a great tool to use when teaching your kids how to tell time. It's very detailed and easy to use. The cards are made from thick quality cardstock. The numbers and pictures are clear. My kid enjoys using the clock.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Time activity set is a very condensed portable set allows you to use a dry race marker and anytime you choose along with the flashcards and dice. It makes for a easily paired activity for education educational fund. I would definitely recommend this as a valuable asset and education for learning to tell time with digital and analog. People of all age can shake the dice, turn the clock right numbers, put the puzzle pieces together all of that without any complications and do it at ease disability or not it comes as an easy puzzle activity for a child learning with i'd highly recommend this as it has been an invaluable tool in teaching my child to learn to tell time!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a mom who homeschools her 6 year old autistic son, this Time Activity Set is brilliant! The puzzle game is easy to comprehend. He loves to roll the dice and I show him how to do the hour and minute hand. It even has a second clock and game you can use dry erase markers with. Excellent learning tool for any parent!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is great for teaching your little one how to tell time! There is virtually no assembly required. The cards fit together perfectly. These are pre-printed puzzle styled cards. There are also cards that can be used with a dry erase marker to create your own time and activity. It's small enough to fit in the tiniest of hands. This not only makes clean up a breeze, it makes it super convenient for packing along for car rides and travel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Learning Sources Time Activity Set is a great tool for me to start teaching my 4 year daughter about time. The setup is really easy and instructions are very clear and concise. Packaging is very cute, it comes in a box shaped like a briefcase. As a homeschool mom I am very excited to have this amazing teaching tool and so is my daughter, she seemed very eager to start learning when she saw it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was sent this product in exchange for my open and honest review. I loved sharing this Time Activity Set with my nephews. They are 5 & 6 years old, and they took to it immediately. I love the size of everything, perfect for countertop or table learning. It's a quiet activity, so that's always a plus. Everything is made really well, not heavy or anything, and no power or batteries to worry about! I love the included pamphlet, which tells you the different ways to use everything included. Perfect to teach them how to read an analog clock. If you want a fun summer refresher for school aged children, pick this up!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This set has become part of our daily routine. My daughter and I practice telling time during breakfast while talking about our plans for the day - where we going, what time we'll leave, and how long we'll stay. I remember not fully understanding how to tell time until I was around 5, so I'm exited to help her learn early. It's a fun, hands-on way to build confidence with an important life skill.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Setup and assembly was easy. Operation required the book, but we customized the rules for our family. No batteries, and a few game boards to play as kids advance.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a great opportunity for our kids to explore clocks and telling time. The kids like the functional clock and it was really helpful demonstrating how time passes. The different included activities help them explore and learn at their own pace. I like how the box doubles as carrying case for easy storage.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my toddler just basicly threw these around the house so this toy requires an adult or grown child to play and teach the toddler it's not something they can do on thir own so if you got free time GO FOR IT! but if your a busy parent i would pass just being real !!