Clock and money: time, coins and change
For parents and teachers of children in Years 1 to 3. Read an analog clock, count coins and notes in your own currency, give change, and work out how long something took. Each answer is marked as it is typed. Free, no sign-up.
How to use it with your child
- Choose Clock, Money, Change or Elapsed time.
- For the clock, choose how exact: o'clock, half past, quarter, 5 minutes or any minute. Times are typed like 3:45 with the : key.
- For money, choose your currency. Coins and notes are simple labelled drawings, so children read the value rather than memorise pictures.
- Tap Start on this device. Each answer is marked at once; a missed one shows the right answer for a moment.
- Print sheet gives clock faces or money rows with an answer key and QR code.
Which school years it suits
O'clock and half past suit Year 1; quarters and 5-minute times Year 2; minutes and elapsed time Years 2–3. Money and change suit Years 1–3.
Local money
Yen (¥1 to ¥10,000), won (₩10 to ₩50,000), Singapore dollars (5¢ to S$50) and NT dollars (NT$1 to NT$1,000), using the coins and notes in everyday use. For Singapore dollars, type amounts with a decimal point, like 3.45.
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Questions parents ask
How does my child type a time?
Hours, then the : key, then minutes: 3:05. The clock is a 12-hour clock.
Are the coins real pictures?
No. They are plain labelled shapes in the right sizes and colours, so the value is always readable.