Learning Resources Magnetic Demonstration Clock Activity Set 5-9 years, giant demonstration clock

The Learning Resources clock activity set turns your whiteboard into a giant clock that the entire class can view. It is a demonstration tool designed to explain the concept of time in a visual and interactive way to several children at once. The teacher or parent can show the time, and students can follow every step of the hands' movement on the large clock surface.

The clock features two hands that can be moved by students to the desired time, allowing each child to practice reading the time through hands-on movement. The numbers on the clock face are magnetic and can be moved or replaced with Roman numerals, allowing for an easy transition from Arabic to Roman numerals without extra accessories.

By playing with this clock, the child develops their intelligence and memory, practicing number ordering, hand positioning, and time recognition. The recommended age is 5 - 9 years, and the 6 cm x 28 cm size makes the clock large enough to be seen from a distance, making it ideal for group activities in the classroom or at home.

Warning! This toy contains magnets or magnetic components. Magnets sticking together or attaching to a metallic object inside the human body can cause serious or fatal accidents. Seek immediate medical attention if magnets are swallowed or inhaled. Do not leave packaging within reach of children and remove any packaging before giving the product to the child.

Features:

• the clock features two hands that can be moved by students to the desired time
• the numbers on the clock face are magnetic and can be moved or replaced with Roman numerals
• by playing with this clock, the child develops their intelligence and memory

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended age for this set? The set is recommended for children aged between 5 and 9 years.

How is the clock attached to the whiteboard? The clock turns the whiteboard into a giant clock visible to the entire class, with magnetic numbers that can be moved across the surface.

Can Roman numerals be used? Yes, the magnetic numbers can be moved or replaced with Roman numerals to practice both ways of writing time.