Learning Can Be Fun - What's the Time Dominoes

Learning Can Be Fun – What’s the Time Dominoes

Played like ordinary Dominoes, these Time Dominoes focus on telling time to the hour, half hour, and quarter hour.

Players match digital and analogue times with the appropriate time language.

Children will become fluent in reading analogue and digital times along with the way in which time is spoken, whilst having fun!

Comes complete in a sturdy storage container.

Q: How do you play “What’s the Time Dominoes”?

A: This game is played just like traditional dominoes, but with a focus on numeracy. Players must match tiles that show the same time across three different formats: analogue clock faces, digital displays, and written time language (e.g., matching a picture of 1:30 with the words “half past one”).

Q: What time intervals are covered in the game?

A: The game focuses on fundamental time concepts including the hour, half-hour, and quarter-hour. This makes it an ideal introductory tool for children learning the basics of both 12-hour digital and analogue systems.

Q: What educational skills does this game develop?

A: “What’s the Time Dominoes” helps children become fluent in reading different time formats and understanding the spoken language of time. It also encourages visual matching, strategic thinking, and social interaction through gameplay.

Q: Is this game durable for classroom or home use?

A: Yes, the dominoes are designed for frequent use and come in a sturdy storage container, making them easy to tidy up and keep organized in a classroom, playroom, or home learning environment.

Q: What age group is this time-telling game best for?

A: It is perfectly suited for children in Preschool and early Primary school (ages 5-8), aligning with the numeracy curriculum goals for learning to tell time and identify time patterns.

Q: Does CuriousKidzz offer other “Learning Can Be Fun” products?

A: Yes! CuriousKidzz stocks a wide range of Learning Can Be Fun educational resources, including posters, flashcards, and other numeracy and literacy games designed to make education engaging for young minds.