Which times does it start with?

The easiest, and the level goes up when things go well, to the hardest.

What happens if you miss?

You see what time the clock showed and carry on, with no stopwatch or marks.

Yes, you can try it with no account: every day there are free exercises for each Maths skill.

Telling the time

Reading a clock with hands is hard because you have to look at two hands at once. It is learned by looking at many clocks, without hurry and with the answer in view when you miss.

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What you practise

A clock with hands and clearly visible numbers, and several times to choose from.
Three levels, from the easiest times to the hardest.
When you miss, you see what time the clock showed.

How it adapts

Each child starts at the level that suits their age and how much help they need, and the level goes up when things go well. No stopwatch and no marks.

Frequently asked questions

Which times does it start with?: The easiest, and the level goes up when things go well, to the hardest.
What happens if you miss?: You see what time the clock showed and carry on, with no stopwatch or marks.
Is it free?: Yes, you can try it with no account: every day there are free exercises for each Maths skill.

Guides to practise

Other subjects

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