Digital Clock in English

What time is it? Practice the digital clock and especially the difference between AM and PM.

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Game instructions for practicing the digital clock

Please also practice telling time in another of our knowledge games that practice the analog clock.

Some children find it easier to comprehend the digital clock, since the analog clock is less logical in its structure of telling time.

In this game you have to read a time and find the digital clock that corresponds to the current time. It gets extra tricky because you have to keep in mind that the clock has 24 hours and the times are written with additions such as in the morning or in the night.This game consists of six levels, where the easiest focuses on the hours (i.e. o'clock). The most difficult level practices the entire digital clock, ie both the minutes and hours, but not seconds. All levels practice the difference between night and day, morning and evening, which is another way of writing the English AM and PM.
You choose if you want to play with 24-hour or 12-hour clock, ie if you are going to play with AM and PM or not.

At each game level, you have to solve ten written time questions, and you always have three different digital clocks to choose from. You may continue to guess among the clocks until you find the correct clock. To pass a level, you must identify the correct digital clock on your first attempt for all ten questions. A completed level in this clock game is marked by a green background color.

Some examples of questions concerning time:
Which clock shows half past twelve in the afternoon?
or
Which clock shows five minutes to half past six in the evening?

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