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• ANALOG + DIGITAL TEACHES BOTH SIDES OF TELLING TIME - Most teaching clocks show only the analog face. Scribbledo's dry erase learning clock shows the analog clock with movable hands on top AND a dry erase digital display box on the bottom, so kids practice reading the clock hands AND writing the digital time simultaneously. This two-in-one approach accelerates understanding in a way a single-format clock simply can't. The best way to teach kids to tell time is to connect both formats at once.
• MOVABLE HOUR & MINUTE HANDS — HANDS-ON TIME PRACTICE - The red hour hand and blue minute hand move independently and are color-coded to match the labeled minute markers around the clock face. Teachers set the hands to a time, kids read it and write the digital version in the dry erase box below. Or flip it and write a digital time and have kids set the hands to match. Either direction, this clock for kids learning to tell time turns a passive lesson into an active one.
• DRY ERASE SURFACE TO WRITE, PRACTICE, WIPE, REPEAT - The digital time display box at the bottom is a dry erase surface were kids write the hour and minute, check their answer, and wipe it clean for the next round. Includes 2 dry erase markers (black and red) so your clock is ready to use right out of the box. No worksheets, no printer, no paper waste, just unlimited practice built right into the clock.
• LARGE 13x13" SIZE, EASY TO SEE FROM ANYWHERE IN THE ROOM - At 13 inches square, this teaching clock for kids is big enough for whole-class demonstration at the front of the room and clear enough for every student to read from their seat. The bold numbers, high-contrast hands, and labeled minute markers (5, 10, 15... all the way to 60) make it the most readable learning clock in the classroom. Comes with two hanging grommets and a string for instant wall display.
• MAGNETIC BACKING — STICKS TO ANY WHITEBOARD OR FRIDGE - The magnetic backing lets you mount this analog clock for kids learning directly on your classroom whiteboard, magnetic glass board, or any metal surface, no nails, no damage, no setup time. Hang it by the string for the wall, stick it to the board for lessons, or set it on the counter at home. This is the classroom and homeschool teaching clock that works wherever learning happens.