About Clock Match
Each round shows a clock face or a digital time like 03:15, and your child finds its partner among the answers. Tempting choices swap the hands or shift the time by an hour, so careful looking pays off. For the oldest kids, a sun or a moon next to the clock tells day from night in 24-hour times.
How to play
- Read where the short hand and the long hand point.
- Tap the digital time or the clock that shows the same time.
- With a keyboard, press 1 to pick the first answer, 2 for the second.
What your child practices
- Telling time to the quarter hour
- Reading digital clocks
- Hour and minute hands
- 24-hour time
How it grows with your child
YoungAges 6-8
Times to the quarter hour, shown as a clock or as digits, with three choices.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Times on five-minute marks, plus 24-hour times with a sun or moon to help.
Play together
Point to the oven clock and ask your child where the hands would be on a round clock.
