ינשוף השעוןClock Owl

What time is it? 🦉

Clock Owl teaches children aged 5–9 to read an analog clock, one step at a time. A big clock is drawn on the screen, and the hands move with a finger – just like a real clock: when the long hand goes all the way round, the short hand moves on to the next hour.

🕗 Five levels: o'clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to, five-minute steps, and finally any minute.

🎲 Three kinds of game in every level:

• Set the clock – hear the time and turn the hands to it.
• What time is it? – look at the clock and pick the right answer.
• Clock and digits – see a digital time and find the clock that shows it.

🌞 My day: wake-up, breakfast, school, lunch, playing outside, bath and bedtime. Grown-ups can move each one to the family's real times.

💡 A mistake? A gentle hint: "Look at the long hand: it shows the minutes." After two tries the clock shows the answer and the game goes on.

🕰️ Play with the clock: turn the hands and see and hear the time, in words and in digits.

⭐ Stars for every level, and new levels that open one by one.

🔒 Grown-ups area (press and hold for 3 seconds): language (Hebrew, English or French), read-aloud and slow reading, minute numbers on the clock, the "my day" times, a voice check and a progress report.

Times are spoken by the phone's own text-to-speech voice. If the phone has no voice for the chosen language, the questions are still written on the screen.

Made for kids: no ads, no purchases, no accounts, no data collection, and it works offline.