Telly The Teaching Time Clock, Electronic Analog & Digital Time Telling Aid with Two Quiz Modes & Night Light,Multi

The Learning Journey has wonderful educational toys (I've bought way too many of them) all which have enhanced my 3 year old grandson's ability to advance to the higher levels in pre-school. I like the size, durabilty and functionality of this piece. A wrist watch also came with it. The finest attribute of this clock is that it not only has a digital reading but manually teaches numbers on the face. Technological advances have, in many instances, diminished children's desire, drive and discipline to learn varied approaches to cognitive thinking. Telly "speaks" the time so a child can relate to the numbers at the same time can look at the digital readout displayed below. The little night light at the top is a bonus feature. My grandson loves Telly, and surprisingly, was able to tell time at an accelerated pace with the aid of this little clock.

This is a fun toy! I bought this for my 4 year old son, who is showing interest in learning how to tell time. This toy is a perfect way for a child to learn how to tell time. The simple "time telling" mode on this clock allows you to move the minute hand until you reach the desired time. When that time is reached the clock tells and shows you the time. The "quiz" mode lets the clock ask you to show a certain time. However, you have to show it pretty fast or you will be timed out. The top of this clock is a little, bright light, which goes on and off with just one push.

This was a gift for my pre-schooler to help teach reading time. He has fun counting and moving the hands around. I love that there is a digital clock that is programmable and games to help make learning fun. This toy has been dropped a few times and is still functioning without issue. I had hesitated with purchasing this, and wish I hadn’t. I plan to pass this along to my younger nieces.

Its a great educational toy but my son age 4 lost interest in it after a couple days as he thought the oarts that look like buttons should have been able to do something....to him it looks like buttons to press (the round things at the sude of the head)...guess he was dissapointed that it couldnt do much...he was more interested in the night light at the top...but he does loike to use it when he gets homework from school regarding the clock...he loses patience by the fact that the hour hand cannot move in any direction so he has to wind the long hand all the way round clockwise for it to get from 1 hour to the next. Should have been able to move both hands back and forth freely although i understans its teaching them the clockwise concept but they hav no patience for that right now....honestly nither do I.....but it is still a great toy to have during himework.....make it a bit more fun.

Great learning tool for my 5 and 3 year old (definitely better for the 5 year old). Ways it could be better: if the hands moved both directions and both hands moved (it takes a lot of spinning to get from 2 to 12, etc), if the quiz mode allowed more time for answers (as soon as the hands stop moving it tells you if it’s correct or wrong). But overall it’s a wonderful teaching tool. I’ve started writing times and allowing my kid to find the time on Tele to give him more time and work up to using the quiz mode.

This is my child's favorite toy. He got it for Christmas 2017 at 3.5 yrs old, and he carries it around with him all day long. He likes to use the light at the top at bed time, so that he can play with it in the dark. (When he is supposed to be sleeping). He is now attending preschool and can tell time to the hour with 100% accuracy, half hour with 95% accuracy, and within 5 minutes with about 80% accuracy. When you first turn it on it always says, "Move my hands, and I'll tell you the time," and he enjoys that. It has a separate mode and it says, "Can you find 6:30?" or "Can you find 4:25?" .... At first I thought that was too difficult for him, since he turned 4 only 3 months ago, but he can move the clock hands to the correct place and get the right answer probably 60-70% of the time. When the toy is turned off, it displays the current/correct time on the digital clock. We have not replaced the batteries yet, and my child plays with it daily.

I got this item for my 7 year old who is still struggling with time reading. He loves it and it has helped him alot.

Kids like it but never play with it long as they seems to have trouble holding and operating it at same time. I think product quality is good.

Great item and good fun.

My child loves it. It's very responsive and can be used in quiz mode or time telling mode. No long wait time for the clock to respond. A great product. No complaints at all.

A mi hija le encantó, con el es más fácil aprender , nos encantó el quiz y la lámpara también !

I didn't like that the hands didn't move to show the right time. So it didn't teach children the diginal time and old fashioned clock time

Kids love this clock