Time to Fly - Preschool Board Games that Teach How To Tell Time, Toy Learning Clock for Kids, Educational Board Games for Kids 4-6, Learn to Read Digital and Analog Clocks

Great game. easy and fun way for the kids to learn how to read and tell time. I play it a little differently since my kids are still learning how to tell time.. which is that instead of the first person to get to the end of the board wins - I say that we all have to make it to the end in order to all win. Once they know how to tell time then I’ll play by the rules. My focus is on the kids learning to understand the clock and I don’t want them to overthink “ winning/losing” the game.

This game is very educational. My 4 year old son is learning how to tell time because of this game. It’s easy to use and teach. The quality of the game pieces are great. Definitely worth the money spent.

This is a great game but the rules are written so simply that there's no clear end to the game. I love the components, I love the concept of the game, but for this to be a game, we need a clear way to win. And its unclear what to do if you land on another player's space. Are you supposed to move to the next open/available colored space? With all these critiques aside, I think the components are well worth the value of the game's cost on their own. You can make house rules to fix the minor details of the game.

Finally something that works! I have tried countless times to explain to my 5 yo how to tell time. I purchased this game thinking maybe making it fun would help it click. Boy did it ever! One round of this game and she has a much better grasp of both a digital and analog clock. A couple more rounds and I think she will have it down!!

Very cute game. My granddaughter is only four, but she was so excited to play. It’s a little above her level, but she is learning how to tell time. Love it.

My daughter is learning how to tell time and this was a great gift for her that helps engage her in practicing in a fun way what she is learning! Cute, functional, easy to use, and quality materials! Definitely a fun learning game for littles!

Good quality game that puts reading and setting the time up to the quarter hour into good, fun practice. We use this as a homeschool supplemental activity. My 2nd grader and 3rd grader are beyond telling time to the quarter hour, but if anything this game has helped them read the clock faster as a result. This game is perfect for my Kindergartener as she's learning how to tell time. The airplane is the most favorite part, and my kids will play with just the airplane clock alone. I do wish the game included time cards that included telling the time for the 5-minute intervals.

I got this to help my six year old practice telling time. Over all we like it (she loves it) and it was very helpful. Two improvements I would suggest. 1) a set of more advanced cards (we just made our own). The cards it come with only have times at the hour, quarter past, half past, and a quarter until. This is great for starting but once we masted those we needed times like 5:05. 2) The other minor issue is the airplane does not work just like a clock in that the hour hand only points directly at the hour. Like in a real clock at 5:45 the hour hand is closer on six than five.

A fun and simple game on telling time! Great for those just beginning to tell time.

He fomprat el joc per treballar les hores amb la meva filla de 5 anys. El joc et permet veure l'hora en format analògic i digital ideal per anar assimilant conceptes. El Joc és molt bonic i el cohet llaminer als ulls de la criatura.

This is a good game that combines entertainment and learning. There are 4 players that can play. The rules are simple, move your token along the board depending on the card you pick. If you pick a blue cloud card that says 5:15 for example, you have to try and create the time on the airplane clock. The tricky part for kids will be getting the minutes correct as they aren't explicitly written on the clock. If they get the time correct they can move to the next blue cloud. There are two different types of cards, one that moves you forward and one that skips your turn. The board is a good size for the game to last about 15 minutes. It is good for young children learning the time and there is the element of competition for who wins. My 5 year old has improving her time reading and we have played a few good rounds.

Si buscas una forma divertida y educativa de enseñar a los niños a decir la hora, Reloj El tiempo vuela es una excelente opción. Este juego de mesa combina aprendizaje y entretenimiento, permitiendo que los más pequeños practiquen la lectura de relojes de manera interactiva. Puntos positivos ✅ Aprendizaje práctico y visual: Los niños mueven las manecillas del reloj para coincidir con la hora de la tarjeta, lo que les ayuda a comprender la relación entre los relojes analógicos y digitales. ✅ Ideal para casa y el aula: Puede jugarse en familia o usarse como herramienta didáctica en clase. ✅ Formato atractivo: Su diseño con forma de avión lo hace más llamativo para los niños. ✅ Almacenamiento práctico: Todo el material cabe en el embalaje reutilizable, lo que facilita su organización. ✅ Juego en grupo: Se puede jugar de 2 a 4 jugadores, fomentando la socialización y el trabajo en equipo. Aspectos mejorables ⚠️ Puede ser complicado para los más pequeños: Aunque es educativo, los niños más pequeños pueden necesitar ayuda al principio para comprender las reglas y el uso del reloj. ⚠️ Durabilidad del material: Algunas piezas podrían ser más resistentes, especialmente si se usa con frecuencia en un entorno escolar. Conclusión En general, Reloj El tiempo vuela es un juego educativo muy recomendable para niños en edad de aprender a leer la hora. Su mecánica es sencilla pero efectiva, y su formato atractivo mantiene la atención de los pequeños. Es una herramienta útil para reforzar el aprendizaje de manera lúdica y práctica.

This is a wonderfully designed learning resource that the children do see as a game rather than homework or a chore to do. I really like how the clock confirms if they are correct or not, so they don't need an adult present to be able to confirm if they are correct or not. You pick a card and then move to clocks hands to the correct time and then pull down the tail fin and it will tell you in a digital format (to match the card) what time you have set the clock to. If you are correct then you get to move a space around the board.