MathTappers: ClockMaster

Name: MathTappers: ClockMaster
Rating: 3.5 (140 reviews)
Author: Joshua Smith

By: Joshua Smith App

Learn to read clocks

Overview

Version:

2.1.2

Last updated: 2020-06-08

Ranking

#148,308 ▼ 433

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MathTappers: ClockMaster is a teaching game that helps children connect hours and minutes and become fluent in reading and setting time on digital clocks, analog clocks, and number-word clocks. With dedicated practice and game modes, children can explore clock relationships and build fluency across clock formats, while choosing which clock is set on the screen (top or bottom) and which mode to play (Normal Analog, Broken analog, Digital, or Number-Words).

Designed by MathTappers educators, ClockMaster offers targeted visual models and linked activities to support elementary time concepts. It’s part of the MathTappers family, with additional apps focused on counting, fractions, number lines, and more, all accessible from mathtappers.com.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games

By:

Joshua Smith

Rating:

3.50

(140)

Version:

2.1.2 Last updated: 2020-06-08

Version code:

836081814

Creation date:

2009-11-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

9.44MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

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# 148,308 ▼ 433

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Developed by:

Joshua Smith

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mathtappers-clockmaster/id336932114

Website:

https://timesmith.ca/mathtappers/

User Reviews

I have been using this app for years with my first and second grade students. It has setting options for a range of learners. I also regularly recommend it to parents of students who are having trouble learning to tell time. My only complaint is that there isn’t an iPad compatible version. Kids mainly use iPads, not iPhones, and the quality is a little blurry when used on the larger screen.