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TFA TICK TACK - children's wall clock
Tuotenumero: [26037444] | Valmistaja: TFA | Mallinum: TFA60.3058.06.90 | EAN: 4009816034977
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This elaborated and lovingly designed wall clock TICK & TACK will truly surprise you with many special details and it is ideal for learning to tell the time.
Numerous markings help you to teach the time, e.g. distinguish hours and minutes and use terms such as "quarter" and "half" correctly.
The minutes are marked with dots in the outer ring and numbered in sections of five. The hours from 1 to 12 am are printed in the middle ring and from 1 to midnight in the inner ring. The quarterly intervals (quarter past, half, quarter to and full hour) are displayed in symbols of small circles.
The bright colours not only keep the child motivated when learning, but also fit well in any child's room. Since the young clock readers must master numbers well, we recommend start learning to tell the time from the age of 5 to 6 years old. Children should be able to read the clock by the second grade at the latest.
Numerous markings help you to teach the time, e.g. distinguish hours and minutes and use terms such as "quarter" and "half" correctly.
The minutes are marked with dots in the outer ring and numbered in sections of five. The hours from 1 to 12 am are printed in the middle ring and from 1 to midnight in the inner ring. The quarterly intervals (quarter past, half, quarter to and full hour) are displayed in symbols of small circles.
The bright colours not only keep the child motivated when learning, but also fit well in any child's room. Since the young clock readers must master numbers well, we recommend start learning to tell the time from the age of 5 to 6 years old. Children should be able to read the clock by the second grade at the latest.