Teaching Clock Didax 211783 Wooden Classroom

Description

Product Overview

The Didax Teaching Clock model 211783 is crafted from high‑quality wood, providing a sturdy yet lightweight learning tool for young students. Measuring 12.5 x 0.25 x 15.5 inches and weighing only 5.6 ounces, the clock features clear, movable hands and large numerals for easy reading. Designed for grades 1‑4, it supports curriculum standards for time‑telling and reinforces daily classroom routines.

Usage

This clock is perfect for classroom walls, teacher desks, or home‑school environments where children aged 6‑9 can practice reading analog time. Teachers can integrate it into math lessons, daily schedules, or interactive games, while parents can use it for at‑home practice.

Why Choose Us

Didax is a trusted name in educational resources, known for durable, curriculum‑aligned products. The wooden construction ensures longevity, while the simple design promotes focus on learning rather than distractions. Each clock undergoes strict quality checks to meet safety standards for young learners.

Key Features

• Solid wood construction for durability and a classic look
• Large, easy‑to‑move hands and clear numerals for quick reading
• Compact size fits on desks, walls, or display boards
• Recommended for ages 6‑9, aligning with grades 1‑4 curriculum
• Lightweight at 5.6 ounces, easy for teachers to reposition

FAQ

What age range is this clock suitable for?

The clock is recommended for children ages 6 to 9, covering grades 1 through 4.

Is the clock safe for classroom use?

Yes, it meets all applicable safety standards for educational toys and is made from non‑toxic, smooth‑finished wood.

Can the clock be used for both teaching and decorative purposes?

Absolutely. Its clean wooden design makes it suitable for display while also serving as an interactive teaching aid.

How does the clock help improve time‑reading skills?

By allowing students to manually move the hands, it reinforces the relationship between hour and minute markings, supporting hands‑on learning.

What is the best way to store the clock when not in use?

Store it in a dry, flat area away from direct sunlight to preserve the wood finish and ensure the hands remain functional.