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Little Clocky

Kids learn to read the clock by following a story

Little Clocky is an Android app for children from kindergarten through early elementary school who haven't learned to tell time yet. While reading fairy tales, kids pick up the concept of time and how clocks work, then level-based clock games get them comfortable reading both digital and analog clocks.

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Little Clocky rated 5.0 stars. Reviews (in Korean): Just right for a child's level! Perfect for kids who struggle to read clocks! My niece loves it!
  • Little Clocky start screen with Digital Clock and Analog Clock menus (Korean-language screen)
  • Learn the secret of digital clocks with little Digy (Korean-language screen)
  • Hear the secret story of analog clocks with little Clocky (Korean-language screen)
  • Story screen revealing the secrets of time (Korean-language screen)
  • Story screen with a digital clock (Korean-language screen)
  • Clock game: help Clocky defend Earth from aliens (Korean-language screen)
  • Level select: clear every level to master telling time (Korean-language screen)

My child finds it hard to read a clock. How can I help?

Instead of drilling, let your child meet the idea of time inside a story first. Little Clocky weaves how clocks work into fairy tales, so kids learn while following along.

Analog clocks are hard even for elementary school students, so the games start easy and raise the difficulty little by little. Children end up reading tricky times without noticing how far they've come.

When do children learn to tell time at school?

In Korean elementary schools, children usually learn to read o'clock and half past in first grade, then move on to reading hours and minutes in second grade.

Meeting the idea of time through stories and games before school starts can make those lessons feel much easier.

What's inside Little Clocky?

Digital and analog clocks are each taught with a story and a game.

· Story with Digy: little digital clock Digy uncovers the mystery of the flickering numbers on his body, teaching how digital clocks work. · Clock games with Digy: level-based time-reading games repeat what the story taught. · Story with Clocky: at camp, Clocky and Cloney hear Grandpa Clopa's old stories, which hold the secret of the analog clock. · Clock games with Clocky: step-by-step analog clock games review the principle.

What age is Little Clocky for?

Kids from kindergarten through early elementary school who haven't learned to read a clock yet.

Can the whole family play?

Kids can share their high scores on KakaoTalk, Facebook and more, and parents can try to beat them.

Who made Little Clocky?

Parents of young children made it themselves. The whole family took part, from the story to the design and voice recording, to build stories and games at a child's eye level.

Is it free, and is it on iPhone?

It's a paid app on Google Play with no in-app purchases. It is currently available on Android only.

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Get it on Google Play