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This little item is very fun for kids to fiddle around with. It comes in handy when trying to teach our son how to tell time and how to show time. This would be an excellent tool for homeschooling or any classroom.

Getting to put his hands on a clock will help my son learn how to tell time in a way that is both fun and educational. I love that this Torlam learning clock flip chart includes both analog and digital clocks. The chart is a nice thick cardboard and can fold flat for easy storage. Straight out of the box I had a hard time getting it to stand up properly but after a little time and use the bottom did lay flat. I do find it difficult to move the analog clock hands. They are a thin, laminated cardboard and I wish they were just a bit sturdier with how much use they are going to get. The chart also includes 20 teaching cards in four different categories. Overall, this is a great educational tool and a hands on way of teaching how to tell time.

Some kids just do better with hands on training. A very good way to put the control of learning in their hands.

This tool has been so handy in helping kids learn to read the clock, and explore the connection between digital and analog clocks. It is a great tactile resource for hands on and visual learners. The corresponding minutes are shown next to each number on the clock, making it easy to teach which minutes correspond to each big number.This set comes with a stack of cards with questions and problems to help guide learning.The material of the board is thick cardboard. Hopefully it holds up to extended use!

This tool is perfect for my middle school students with learning disabilities. It pairs analog and digital outputs. This is helpful, since they're much more comfortable with digital. The clock face is a little busy, but it hasn't seemed to bother them. We are in a 12-hour culture, but having the 24-hour options doesn't throw anyone off. I like that it came with activity cards rather than just the tool itself.The only downside is that it doesn't want to sit flat on the table. I have to put something heavy on the bottom of the tent to get it to not tip over after a few minutes. Hopefully that will settle down with time.