MathTappers: ClockMaster Cheats

MathTappers: ClockMaster Hack 2.1.2 + Redeem Codes

Learn to read clocks

Developer: Tim Pelton
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 2.1.2
ID: com.heavylifters.clockmaster

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Description

MathTappers: ClockMaster is a game designed to help children make the connection between hours and minutes and to help them become fluent in both reading and setting time on digital clocks, number-word clocks, and analog clocks.

Time is a topic that many children struggle to understand. It is something that we measure but it is also something that we cannot touch or feel. Although some aspects of time may be mastered incidentally as children experience circumstances where elapsed time and time of day are used to compare or plan, this type understanding is generally incomplete. Children need explicit opportunities to work with clocks to discover how the system we use to tell and record time works.

MathTappers: ClockMaster offers both a practice mode to support exploration and tutoring activities and a game mode to help players to become fluent in both reading and setting time on digital, analog, and number-word clocks.

Players may choose the types of clocks that are presented on the screen and which clock will be set during the game (top or bottom).

For the top clock there are two modes:
The ‘Normal Analog’ version is a traditional clock face with minute and hour hands while the ‘Broken’ clock shows only the hour hand (with the minute hand broken off). When the minute hand is missing the child can focus on the relationship between the hour hand and the hours and minutes shown on the digital clock. This can be used to help children understand the nature of the hour hand, the number of minutes in an hour and the secondary nature of the minute hand (note that early clocks did not have a minute hand and sundials never will)

For the bottom clock there are also two modes: The ‘Digital’ version is a traditional digital clock – a representation found on most electronic devices and computers. It may be easier for children to ‘read’ but often this ability comes without understanding. The ‘Number-Words’ version represents the words that might typically be spoken by someone who has mastered the Analog clock when describing the time. It is expected that this second mode will be most helpful after players have mastered the relationship between the Analog clock and the Digital clock. It may also be helpful for non-native English speakers to learn the clock words.

Design: Tim Pelton & Leslee Francis Pelton
Programming: Garrett Reimer, Joshua E. Smith, & Mike Anderson

The designers of the MathTappers Apps are math educators and researchers seeking to create simple games that will help learners to make sense of mathematics one concept at a time. We have designed MathTappers apps to support students in learning mathematics by providing relevant visual models, focused content linked games and helpful suggestions for parents and educators.
Please check out all of our MathTappers apps (links found at Mathtappers.com):

MathTappers: MultiMatch--a matching app that challenges learners to match sets of cards placed on the table. This is our newest MathTappers app. Although it comes with a deck and you can download others from our website, it was really designed to encourage teachers and students make and share their own matching game decks to capture their understanding and challenge others. Please go to mathtappers.com and check out our instructions on the right to find out how to make your own decks
MathTappers: Clock Master--learn to tell time
MathTappers: Estimate Fractions--make sense of fraction sums and differences
MathTappers: Find Sums--learn basic facts for addition and subtraction
MathTappers: Multiples--learn basic facts for multiplication and division
MathTappers: Equivalents--equivalent fractions, decimals and percents
MathTappers: Numberline--find relative positions of numbers on a numberline
MathTappers: Carbon Choices--help students explore their carbon footprint

Version history

2.1.2
2020-06-08
Adjustments to better suit newer screen sizes.
2.1.1
2017-09-19
- Recompiled to run on current iOS
- Transition to a private label, means we cannot currently support the email reporting function. It is hoped that we can re-enable this feature in the near future. Users can still review progress from within the app, and if you wish you may capture the screen and email the image for a record.
2.0
2010-03-27
--Your progress reports and users will be erased after upgrading. Please sent a progress report before you upgrade--

-New clocks: Broken Clock and Word Clock
-Improved menus and help documentation
-More detailed reporting for educators
-bug fixes and performance improvements
1.0
2009-11-04

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
ClockMaster Hard Difficulty Mode
(Enables the ClockMaster Hard Difficulty mode.)
$0.99
Free
BB515523615✱✱✱✱✱ 2BE88F0✱✱✱✱✱
ClockMaster Medium Difficulty Mode
(Upgrades ClockMaster to include the medium difficulty ode.)
$0.99
Free
BB871537321✱✱✱✱✱ 196D1C8✱✱✱✱✱

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Ratings

3.6 out of 5
141 Ratings

Reviews

Laurie252,
Loved by Teachers
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.
Runner13.1,
Great app!
Can't wait to use this with my students that struggle with telling time. Love the different ways you can set the levels & clock faces. The "broken" mode is not explained in the directions at all, so that took some time to figure out, but I like the added level of challenge it presents to students that know how to tell time. Thanks for fantastic free app!
3boymom33,
Awesome
My son could not figure the minute hand at school and wasn't listening to my instructions, so I downloaded this ap and three sessions later he had it! I love that I could email his progress and results to his teacher too!
Tutoring Mom,
MathTappers: ClockMaster
Great app. It really helped my daughter associate words with digital and analog time. We had been struggling with this for a while, and the app helped us achieve a breakthrough. The app is well designed and easy to use. Thanks for the app.
Ritawoman,
Very useful
I love this app. As a teacher I find this app to be very useful. My students enjoy the app and have made great progress in their ability to tell time. Great for students with special needs.
Zpad2,
Just what we were looking for! Thank you!
Quizzes you and also let's you display sample times on an analogue clock. A great teaching device.
444xxx000,
Good for kids with special needs!
No need to tag along a real clock for practice. And, a free app!
MC144,
Clock Free app - great
Really good. My 6 yr is hooked on and it is helping her get used to clock and how to tell time quick. I am giving 5 stars as it is free, but I would have liked to see an option where kid gets questions, and answers are timed for quick response (multiple choice), and there is a score. Generally scoring provides another level of challenge for my daughter - just like doing better at games. Great free product.
AvaLampem,
Kinks not worked out
I find this very confusing for new learners. The digital clock portion always resets to 1:45.
bubbles317,
fab-appulous!
I visited with one of the developers of this app at the ISTE conference today. I downloaded it on the spot, and have a place in my lesson plans for using this app on an IPAD for the entire school year. If my students have access to an IPOD touch, or I-Phone at home -I'll definitely have them download this app!