hand2mind Mini Orologio a ingranaggi in plastica, Orologio didattico Kit per aula, Orologio per bambini che imparano a leggere l'ora, Orologio giallo per esercizi per bambini, Orologio didattico, Materiale scolastico (Set di 1)
This clock is perfect for my first and third grader to use during their homeschool math lessons. I love that the hour hand moves as you move the minute hand. It makes the time realistic looking as far as the placement of the hour hand, without them having to guess where it should be. Seems pretty durable as well.
Scritto da: Joanne
Great aid for adults with cognitive impairment, dementia, or Alzheimer’s
I bought this for my husband who has cognitive impairment. He is challenged when he tries to determine what time he should leave the house for an appointment, golf tee times, etc. For example, if he needs to be somewhere at 9:00 and it takes 45 minutes to get there, he starts the clock at 9:00 and backs off 45 minutes using the minute hand. The hour hand moves appropriately just as it would on a real clock. The resulting time is clearly 8:15. The clock comes with a small stand, and we keep it on the counter as a reminder of the time we need to leave the house. While the bright yellow color may seem geared toward little kids, when I opened it, my husband said he loved it. I highly recommend this clock.
Scritto da: cbfitz
Mimics a real clock in hand movement
I think what I like most about this is how the hour and minute hand are connected internally so they move together like a real clock. When the hands are separate, it’s easy to put the hour hand just on the hour and the minute hand just on the minute and it doesn’t mimic the actual clock when the time shows, say, 3:55, where the hour hand is almost to the 4. With this, my kids get to practice seeing how the hands move together and reading an accurate clock. I also like that it has the 5 minute increments marked with their value.
Scritto da: Alex C.
To change time only by spinning the minute hand.
They’re good clocks. But there’s no way to manually change the time without spinning the minute hand around and around. It’d be better if there was the option to have the internal gears slide with a little pressure so my students could quickly change the clocks to whatever time I call out.
Scritto da: Mommyx3
Great Learning Clock
I like this clock for teaching kids to tell time. It offers easy to read numbers and lines to tell time accurately. The fact that it is geared to move the arms correctly showing how time moves, is a plus. You are always teaching a real time configuration instead of having a clock without gears where you can freely move the time to any old place. That would make it easy to show inaccurate time examples. The small size of the clock is a plus since it is easy to read, see from a short distance, and store. The plastic is durable and it has a removable easel back to stand upright. The price is a bit high for the item but I'd say it is worth under $5.
Scritto da: CalcChk
Product as expected, but ONLY ONE, not four????
I liked the feared feature and am pleased with how it works. It is small, but that’s not really a problem. My issue is the product description says what it is—a geared clock, then there’s a comma and a 4. I thought this meant I would get 4 of them. That would make the price per item reasonable. As it was, I only received one, which was very disappointing.
Scritto da: PK
Learning clock
I bought this for my 18 month old grandson. He loves clocks and this was perfect for him. It is small enough so he can hold it with one hand and move the hands on the clock with the other hand. It's a great way to learn numbers as well as how a clock works. It's durable and a great tool for learning with it's bright colors and easy to read numbers. I definitely recommend this great product.
Scritto da: Jenny
Great little clock!
These little clocks are great! My kids love them! The hands work just like a regular clock would (spin the minute hand once around and the hour hand moves an hour). The only problem I can foresee is that my kids like sleeping with them in their beds, and I’m worried they might break them. If they were just a little thicker I probably wouldn’t worry. But thus far, nothing has broken.
Scritto da: Lisa
Good Little Learning Clock
To move the hour hand you have to move the minute hand around. Kids will naturally learn more the relationship between the hands by doing it. You can talk about the times while playing. My kid wanted to turn the hands on my real clock which might break it, so for me I was worth the cost to get this toy so that we can practice time together.
Scritto da: Isa 1981
Correct mais un peu petite
Correct pour apprendre l'heure mais je la trouve un peu trop petite
Scritto da: vicky c.
Très petit pour le prix
Je m’attendais à quelque chose de plus grand et robuste. Déçu du produit en question.
