Time Timer 8" Time Timer - 60 Minute Clock

As someone who struggles with time blindness, I've tried different ways to battle it. This timer has helped me so much. You can see the time passing as the red gets smaller. It's a more concrete way of seeing time pass. I use it as a way to mark time but I've also used it to figure out how much time different tasks take. When doing the dishes, I set the timer for the amount of time I think it's going to take and if takes more time than I expected, I use a stopwatch until task is completed. Then next time I know what time to track for task. I use the square white boards to write down my reward for finishing an unpleasant task or to write the next 3 things I'm going to do. Time timer has helped me deal with my time blindness.

My visual timekeeper has become an essential companion during long hours of writing, helping me break down tasks into manageable minutes! Using an analog tool brings a sense of routine and discipline. It's a tactile way to stay on track without the distraction of screens. It's utilitarian and decorative: practical, retro, and surprisingly motivating!

Time Timer management stands behind their products. After used a previous Time Timer Original 12" daily for more than seven years I finally decided to replace it. When the newer version arrived the alarm was not as loud as my seven-year model. I notified Time Timer of my problem and received a replacement two days later.

I got my Time Timer quickly, it looks professional and well-crafted, and it has magnets on the back so I can place it easily on my white board! The magnets were a surprise that I was super happy about!

We bought this to help kids prepare for transitions at our after school program. The size is great. They're catching on quickly to checking their timer and getting ready for the next activity.

Math class times two. Testing count down 7th grade Merritt island Florida. Replaced the one that stopped working we don't know how old that one was. We bought buy one get one half off. The students enjoy looking up to see how much time remains

I love time timers. I love them so much. I use them mostly for the Pomodoro method these days, other times to motivate myself to get going on practicing music, sometimes for meditation. I deeply appreciate their design. Time timers helped me understand that design that works for all abilities and types of minds is simply *good design*. I literally am grateful I exist at the same time as time timers. I'm a total dork about them.

I use this as a speech therapist to help my students visualize how long our sessions are. It helps them transition when they hear the timer go off, they know the session in over and I have significantly less break downs because they have had a warning and they know what to expect. This helps me as well keep track of my session and I tend to be more punctual and I dont go over my time limit with my students. I even use the magnets on the back to affix it to my refridgerator while I am baking bread and cooking in the kitchen.

I have purchased multiple sets of these for use in classrooms, office and cafeteria. It works great with the younger children and special needs children. It is a great visual for them. My staff are always asking for one in their classrooms. Thank you for putting this nice timer out there.

I love using a large 12" time timer to help my students be aware of how much time they have to complete a task. I appreciate the large easy to read timer face and the loud beeping noise. Unfortunately, the timer is also fragile, breaks easily, and almost impossible to repair. The clear plastic face protecting the time cannot be removed without damage and this prevents the user from fixing the time face should it become stuck. The product seems almost designed to be unrepairable, which is frustrating.