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Time Tracker Visual Timer & Clock

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$38.61 $55.95 In stock
  • Teach students time management skills
  • Easy-to-use
  • Great tool for centers, study sessions, groups, or individual projects.
  • Ages: 3-13

A fun way to keep students on schedule and teach time management and elapsed time to the whole class. Easy-to-program green, yellow, and red electronic lighted sections and six sound effects use both visual cues and sound to indicate that time is running out. Provides 180 degrees of viewing to involve all students. This tool can be used in group or individual projects, tests, experiments, practice sessions, classroom assignments, activities with vision or hearing-impaired students and more!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

My kids actually ask to use this thing, which I never expected. The visual timer shows time disappearing, so my 7-year-old finally gets what "ten more minutes" means. We use it for homework and it's cut the nagging way down.

Julian ★★★★★

I was skeptical that a clock could actually help my third graders stay focused, but the visual countdown really does the trick for our daily reading centers. The color change as time runs out is a clear cue they all understand, and it's genuinely easy enough for them to set on their own.

Olivia K. ★★★★★

My son with ADHD has always struggled to finish homework, but seeing the red disk shrink as time runs out finally makes the concept click for him. We use it for his 20-minute reading sessions and he stays focused the whole time, which is a total win for our afternoons.