Judy Carson Dellosa Education Carson Dellosa Mini Clock Set—5" x 5" Plastic Mini Clocks for Kids with Colorful Movable Gears, Minute and Hour Hands for Practice Telling Time (6 pc)

Thought I was ordering one big clock but product description says set of 6. However, I wrapped up the other 4 for Christmas presents to my brothers' families and their kids so they can teach their little ones how to tell time too. Kept 2 little clock for me and my son and it turns out they are a great size for 3 year old hands... he is able to change the time easily and likes that it is a small size for him. I can demonstrate on my clock and then he can do the same thing on his. Very handy and educational! Kind of glad I made the error of buying a small set of six! They were also less expensive than the big ones.

The hour hand moves with the minute hand. Minutes are labeled at 5 minute intervals. The item was purchased for a K-4 resource room to support hands-on learning.

I bought these for my Jr. High Special Education classroom. They’re great! The gears work just like the big Judy clock, so the hour hand moves slowly toward the next hour as the minute hand turns. It really helps the students when we’re working on times between :40 and :59.

The media could not be loaded.  I highly recommend these! The gears are amazing so children can truly grasp concept of time and they are packaged amazingly! Worth the price!!

They should really make it CLEAR that it is 6 individual mini clocks , I assumed it was just one big clock

These are nice. Easy to use. Helps push first grader learn to tell time. There were 6 in our package.

The hands of this clock move independently and together. The clock is a great size for small hands, but not so small that it's hard to read. I love that this set of clocks is made of a durable plastic that is not going to break easily. I recommend these clocks for people working on time at home or for teachers in their classroom.

this is a great clock for learning to tell time. even though you don't see many analog clocks anymore, they are in classrooms and on the math test. Good quality and you tell them the child a time and they can move the hands and show the time.