What time is it?4.0.2 - App Store

This is a teaching application which recognizes that children learn most effectively if they are having fun at the same time. What time is it? offers users a fun traditional clock as its home screen which allows children to manually set the hour and minute hands on its face. To make setting this clock face to specific minutes as easy as possible for young learners the app includes a “snap to minutes” feature that automatically moves the clock’s minute hands to the nearest minute when it’s set manually. Tap the clock face again to automatically reflect the correct current time, staying in the clock state until the hands are manually moved once more. While this area of the application introduces children to how clocks function, the app offers a more engaging learning experience as well.

After the initial interactive clock face, What time is it? is set up as an interactive textbook geared towards young children. “Clickable’ text reads the text to children too young to read adequately and each paragraph of the text explores an independent idea in the simplest terms possible, both features which ensure kids can easily comprehend and interpret the text as easily as possible. Furthermore, various clock graphics throughout the text come complete with interactive sound effects and animations to entertain young learners as they progress through the app. Offering children an option for learning how to tell time that’s both fun and effective, What time is it? is a ‘must-get’ for any tech savvy parent eager to help their kids learn to tell what time it is.

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Version History Updated for OS26 4.0.2 12/28/2025 Updated for the latest devices and iOS version 4.0.1 10/22/2023 Updated for iOS 14
Also updated with accessibility for the visually impaired, and dynamic text if you need slightly larger text. 4.0.0 09/25/2020 Updated for iPhone X 3.2.0 11/06/2017 The app has been updated for iOS 11 and new devices. 3.1.0 10/02/2017 Major update

• Full support for all modern iOS devices running iOS 10 or higher.
• New enhanced UI that works in any orientation
• More beautiful graphics 3.0.0 04/24/2017 I have updated the foreign languages for French, German, Italian and Spanish. I had to remove the audio from these languages however. 2.5 03/11/2012 Some of the graphics in the book have been replaced with real world clocks for a greater learning experience. 2.2 03/17/2011 Resolved an issue with the wrong audio file playing for the quarter past screen. Aligned the image content with the text descriptions regarding the position of the hour hand at quarter past, half past and quarter to.

Tested for iOS 4.3

Additional audio enhancements. 2.1 03/11/2011 Version 2.0 of this imaginative mobile learning aide gives children more options to help them master the everyday skills needed to properly read the face of an analog clock and tell what time it is. The perfect app for parents who want to actively teach their youngsters the simple yet boundlessly important skill of telling what time it is 2.0 03/02/2011 This is a small update to show that I am still actively developing this application. I do hope to include the educational content in the coming months, but I want to make sure that the quality is good enough and testing is complete.

The update adds a settings screen that you can configure the period in which if left untouched, the app will transform into a clock representing the current device time. You can configure how long the app will wait before this happens as well as disabling this feature if not required. 1.2 02/10/2011 Minor update to place the hour hand on top of the minute hand. 1.1 12/22/2010 1.0 12/19/2010