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| Group | Age | What it practises |
|---|---|---|
| Seedlings | 5 to 6 | O'clock, then half past. Setting the clock and reading it. |
| Sprouts | 6 to 7 | Quarter past, quarter to, then every five minutes ("twenty to four"). |
| Blossoms | 7 to 9 | Exact minutes (4:37), times later ("25 minutes later") and time in between. |
There are 540 levels, 180 for each group, with five clocks in each. Stars and progress are saved in this browser only.
Does it collect any data about my child?
No. There is no sign-up, no analytics, no ads and no chat. Progress stays on your device.
Does it say "quarter past" or "three fifteen"?
Seedlings and Sprouts use the words children learn first: o'clock, half past, quarter past, quarter to, and "ten past" or "twenty to". Every clock also shows the digital time, so both ways are learned together. Blossoms use digital times like 4:37.