Carson Dellosa What Time Is It? Judy Clock 4pc Board Game Set, On the Farm, With Friends, Ocean, and Safari Time Telling Games With Learning Clock Manipulatives for Kindergarten and Up, Ages 5+

This is a fun way to help kids learn to tell time. I love that it has different levels so it doesn’t get overwhelming to kids just learning how to read a clock.

This is a great addition to my homeschool! My kids have struggled telling time with analog clocks and this is a great way to help teach time. The only downside is the character Pieces are cardboard that tear easy. But you can use a thimble or other game pieces so not a big deal

Fun game for the kids to learn how to tell time. I bought it for my daughter and she enjoyed it. The game Matt's could be a little thicker and the player pieces are very fragile since they are made out of paper. I used my own game pieces for this reason.

Our six year old really wanted to learn to tell time so I bought this game to make it fun! We played it twice and she can now tell time in quarters! I love that it has different boards for different levels so that my 4 year old could also join in. Great teaching tool!

A great teaching tool. I'm using it as part of a variety of aids in teaching 3 year olds to tell time. The kids have learned a lot and the game reinforces what they have learned.

This game is not what I expected since it was from Carson Dellosa. 1. The game boards, cards, and game pieces are made from very lightweight, almost paper thin card stock. The player’s pieces are made from the same thin card stock and need to be glued or taped so they will stand up. The game will not last in the hands of children. 2. Instructions are not complete, as they do not say what a player should do if they reach a spot near the finish line; should they move backward or just sit still if they do not get the ending time card? 3. I expected a plastic Judy clock that seemed to be pictured on the front of the package. It is not included.I like the progression of the four game boards for the understanding of reading the clocks.It is a great game for younger children ages 4-8.

In our digital age I am not sure how long this will be helpful - but he knows old school time telling!

It's helping out alot with my son learning