Product Description

Make Telling Time Click Literally.

Learning to read a clock is one of the trickiest skills in early elementary math. The Scribbledo Interactive Dry Erase Learning Clock turns it into hands-on play. Kids move the color-coded hour and minute hands, then write the matching digital time in the dry erase box below, connecting analog and digital time in one simple, repeatable practice loop.

At a generous 13" x 13", it's big enough for whole-class demonstrations at the front of the room, yet light enough for a child to use at a desk, on the fridge, or on the floor at home.

Why Teachers, Parents & Homeschoolers Love It

🕐 Movable Hands That Teach, Not Confuse The hour hand is clearly labeled HOUR (red) and the minute hand MINUTE (blue), so kids never mix them up. Hands rotate smoothly and stay where you set them.

🎨 Color-Coded Clock Face for Faster Learning Every hour number gets its own bright color, and the inner ring spells out time language kids actually need: 5 past, quarter past, half past, quarter to, 5 to and more. The outer ring shows all 60 minutes (00–59) with the 5-minute intervals highlighted — perfect for skip-counting by fives.

✏️ Analog + Digital in One Board Set the hands, then write the time digitally in the HOUR : MINUTE dry erase box. This analog-to-digital matching is exactly how telling time is taught in 1st and 2nd grade math standards — and it's the step most kids struggle with.

🧲 Magnetic Backing + Hanging String — Use It Anywhere Sticks to whiteboards, fridges, filing cabinets, and magnetic easels. Metal grommets and the included hanging string let you display it on a classroom wall, bulletin board hook, or bedroom door.

♻️ Dry Erase = Endless Practice, Zero Waste Write, erase, repeat. No worksheets to print, no paper to throw away. The smooth dry erase surface wipes completely clean — no ghosting, no stains.

🖊️ Everything Included Comes with 2 fine-point dry erase markers with built-in erasers and a hanging string. Open the box and start practicing in under a minute.

Perfect For

• Kindergarten, 1st grade & 2nd grade classrooms (whole-group instruction or math centers)
• Homeschool math lessons and morning routines
• Parents reinforcing telling-time skills at home
• Occupational therapy, special education & ESL time vocabulary practice
• Daily schedule practice ("What time is recess?")

How to Use It

1. Set the hands — Move the red HOUR hand and blue MINUTE hand to any time.
2. Read it aloud — Use the color-coded rings to say the time ("quarter past two").
3. Write it digitally — Fill in the HOUR : MINUTE box with a dry erase marker.
4. Erase and repeat — Practice as many times as it takes, with zero paper waste.