Teach Me Time: Learn How to Tell Time with this Must-Have Clock

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Weighing in at just over a pound, the Teach Me Time! clock serves several purposes. First, it teaches youngsters how to tell time with its fun and educational interactive talking game. The game has five different difficulty levels too.

Teach Me Time!

Have you ever had this happen in your home? You are sound asleep when all of a sudden, little Johnny comes into your room ready for breakfast! Only problem is – it’s 5:30 A.M.! Of course, Johnny has no way of knowing the roosters aren’t even awake yet! Teach Me Time! is here to help!

One of the best features of this intuitive clock is the "OK to Wake" option. The customizable Dual Color Nightlight Timer, which serves as a nightlight, features a yellow glow for nighttime sleep. The green glow feature lets the kiddies know when it’s ok to get out of bed because green means go, right? Parents will love this "glowing" feature! Now the little ones will know when it is ok to get up and start their day – and yours!

Teach Me Time!
The super cool secret control panel allows moms and dads to set up the clock. You control when the glowing features start and stop. The clock, which measures about 5 x 4 x 5, includes both analog and digital time displays and interchangeable LCD bezels in several kid-friendly colors. An AC adapter and 2 AAA backup batteries are included.

Once the kiddies are old enough, the Teach Me Time! is a fully functional alarm clock with snooze. The friendly voice and the kid-friendly shape are sure to please both parents and kids alike. Recommended for children between the ages of 3 and 5, Teach Me Time! retails for less than $40.

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Source and Photos: Onaroo and Amazon

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