Clock- Learn to tell the time

A working wooden clock built to teach the concept, not just the numbers. Turning the dial at the center moves both hands together in real proportion, just like an actual clock, while a ring of small numbers running from 5 to 55 marks off each five-minute interval and a second ring of 13 through 24 quietly introduces 24-hour time alongside the familiar 1 through 12. That combination lets a child practice reading hours, minutes, and the difference between morning and afternoon all on one face, rather than learning a simplified version they'll have to unlearn later. Because the hands move by hand rather than by battery, a child sets whatever time they're asked to show and can check their own work by comparing it to a real clock nearby. A hanging loop lets it double as a piece of wall decor between lessons, keeping the concept visible even when it's not actively being used. A genuinely useful first clock for ages 5 and up.