HappyClock

Since we are all surrounded by gadgets of all sorts, children these days often have difficulties dealing with any clock that isn't digital.

Teaching them to cooperate with a traditional clock face can be quite tricky, as there will be a lot to grasp. Why are there 12 marked areas on the clock face? How is it that they stand for both hours and minutes? Which hand indicates hours and which one goes for minutes? What do we mean by "to" and "past"? How is it all linked to the general concept of time, e.g. terms like morning, afternoon, evening, night. All those things can be quite a challenge to master, particularly for younger children. We have developed this application to help them out with that. It's widely known that kids learn best when they are having fun, which has also been taken into account.

- There are four levels of difficulty and a set-and-learn mode

- There's​ a choice of Roman numerals, as well as the Arabic ones, and also tool that indicates seconds

- A pleasant voice gives guidance and explanations along the game.

Best with sound on!