Help your character get rid of all the falling clocks in the bedroom before they hit the floor and it’s bedtime.  Digital time is displayed in increasingly difficult increments.  The student picks a matching analog clock by moving the left and right arrow keys, then using the spacebar to shine a flashlight on the falling clock.  This is a moderately paced game for student practice.  In the most difficult levels, kids calculate lapsed time. The website offers a premium version of this game, along with their others, for a fee.

Practice telling time on an analog clock. Type the correct digital time below the clock face.  There are many options useful to the teacher or parent. You can set the number of problems to solve from 10 to limitless.  You can set the level of difficulty from 1 (hour increments) to 4 (five-minute increments).  It also has an option for time passed, which displays two clocks, and the student calculates how much time has lapsed from the time on clock A to the time on clock B.  The game will keep score of how many correct and incorrect answers the student gives, and how much time they take.

Select the analog clock with the correct time and your mouse will get the cheese.  If you guess wrong, the cat will try to catch your mouse until you get the right answer!  This activity provides practice to students in reading an analog clock in 15 minute intervals, using the concepts of half past, quarter to and quarter past.