It’s Time For Learning: The Talking Teaching Alarm Clock
Teaching kids how to tell time is an important early skill, and Hammacher’s Talking Teaching Alarm Clock can help any parent do that in style.
Here’s more about it:
The clock displays a random analog time on a high-contrast LCD and asks, “What time is it?” in a clear female voice. Children can check their answers by pressing a button that prompts the clock to speak the correct time and display the digital equivalent. The clock is preprogrammed with five levels of difficulty, beginning with only round hours (three o’clock) and progressing to more difficult-to-learn times. Times can also be entered manually, allowing you to customize lessons. You can set the clock face to turn green at a specific time in the morning, signaling to a child that it is okay to get out of bed. The clock has a working alarm, 10-minute snooze function, and a night-light.
It can be powered by plugging it in or sticking in a couple of AAA batteries. These go for $49.95 each.