Learning Resources 24-Hour Number Line Clock, Single Student Set, Telling Time Learning Tool for Ages 5+

Learning Resources 24-Hour Number Line Clock, Single Student Set, Telling Time Learning Tool for Ages 5+The Learning Resources 24 Hour Number Line Clock Single Student Set transforms the way children learn to tell time. This innovative learning tool shows that a clock is essentially a circular number line, helping students make clear connections between the linear number line they already know and the circular structure of an analog clock. Students begin by bending the included number lines into a circle and snapping them into place inside the clock

The Learning Resources 24-Hour Number Line Clock – Single Student Set transforms the way children learn to tell time. This innovative learning tool shows that a clock is essentially a circular number line, helping students make clear connections between the linear number line they already know and the circular structure of an analog clock.

Students begin by bending the included number lines into a circle and snapping them into place inside the clock face. With colour-coded hour and minute segments and snap-on clock hands, the process of learning to tell time becomes intuitive and engaging.

Perfect for home or classroom use, the set includes a Getting Started Guide with four interactive activities to build time-telling confidence. Designed to align with foundational maths skills and suitable for ages 5 and up. Hands-On Time Learning: Helps children physically and mentally connect counting on a number line with telling time on a clock Colour-Coded Design: Highlights groups of 5 minutes to support quick recognition and understanding of time increments Innovative Teaching Tool: Patent-pending design that visually bridges the gap between linear and circular representations of time Complete Learning Kit: Includes clock frame, hour and minute hands, 2 reversible number lines (hours and minutes), and Getting Started Guide Ideal for Early Learners: Designed for individual use by children aged 5+ learning to tell time