Time Dominoes - Teaching Time - Primary Maths Game

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These Time Dominoes look very attractive and easy yet they are deceptively difficult. Without your child realising they are being tested, you can find out where your child is experiencing difficulties in telling time, whether that be with digital, analogue or matching various times using both of these methods.

As telling the time is an essential life skill, it really is worth investing in a game like this to help reinforce what your child knows and to rectify any errors they may have in their thinking.

If you find your child experiencing difficulties, you can encourage him/her to use a clock (preferably one that is geared so that the minute and hour hands move together appropriately). The first step then is to highlight the hour that is indicated on the card. Then you can emphasise that the numbers after the 'two dots' indicate the number of minutes after the given hour.

Parents who bought this have also said their children enjoy exploring times using the 'Time Dice'.

• Analogue times
• Digital Times
• 15 minute intervals
• 12 hour clock
• Essential life skill
• Fun and motivating
• Gives your child a head start at school.

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