Educational board game Edgard Kapitan Nauka — Zegar (learning clock) by Edgard

Edgard Kapitan Nauka — Zegar (learning clock) by Edgard is an educational board game created to help children develop practical time-telling skills. The game uses a hands-on learning clock concept that combines movable clock hands, illustrated cards and scenario-based exercises to teach hours, minutes and basic time-related vocabulary. It is designed for guided play with parents, teachers or independently by older preschoolers to reinforce numeric sequencing and time management understanding.

Advantages

The game provides tactile interaction with a physical learning clock that supports kinesthetic learning and improves fine motor coordination. Clear, age-appropriate illustrations and progressive tasks allow gradual skill development from whole hours to minute reading. The format supports small-group or one-on-one instruction and adapts to different learning speeds, making it suitable for classroom activities and home practice.

Suitable for

• Early childhood education and preschool classrooms
• Home learning and parental guidance sessions
• Practice of numeric sequencing and basic arithmetic related to time
• Special lessons focused on time management and daily routines

Key specifications

• Learning clock with movable hour and minute hands for hands-on practice
• Illustrated lesson or scenario cards to prompt time-reading exercises
• Durable board components designed for repeated classroom and home use
• Progressive tasks covering hours, half-hours and minute increments
• Suitable for individual or group play and guided instruction

How to use

Set up the board and place the learning clock within reach of the child. Use the scenario cards to present a task — for example, set the clock to a shown time or read the time on the clock and match it to the correct card. Start with whole hours and gradually introduce half-hours and minute increments as the child becomes comfortable. Encourage the child to move the clock hands themselves to build confidence and motor skills, and discuss everyday contexts such as mealtimes or school start times to reinforce practical understanding.

Usage recommendations

For effective learning, combine short, frequent sessions with varied difficulty: begin with simple hour-reading tasks and progress to minute accuracy. Use the game in small groups or one-on-one to provide immediate feedback, and integrate related activities like drawing daily schedules or timing short tasks to practice time management.