Melissa & Doug Shape Sorting Clock - Wooden Educational Toy

An excellent fun and educational toy, bright colours, good quality, value for money.

I bought this for the nursery I work in. The kids love it!! Great all rounder, hand eye coordination, colour recognition, shape recognition, number recognition the list goes on. It is also very sturdy which does help in the nursery 😁😁

Lovely product, very well made. Good variety of things to do, numbers, shapes, colours, telling the time, nicely put together, perfect gift. Thank you

Bought for a soon to be 3 year old, mostly because he loves shapes and numbers. Nice quality and bright colours, unfortunately the clock hands are without Hours and Minutes marking, which would be very helpful for learning the clock. Misleading picture. Have to DIY.

Purchased two for different children as part of xmas presents so not used yet however I think they will both enjoy learning the time and placing shapes in correct place. they are a 3 year old and a 4 year old. The 4 year old is autistic and likes to put things in the correct order so this is ideal

Very good to give to a toddler starting to show interest in numbers (and in what "o'clock" it is! as my grandson says). At the moment, the big hand is kept on 12, and the little hand is being moved around to indicate the time. The first 3 weeks my 2 yrs old grandson had it, he was most interested in the "blocks" and he enjoyed building TOWER BLOCKS with the numbers! Each piece is thick and very nice for him to hold. He already knew 4 numbers. Five weeks later, when I met him again, he could recognize all his numbers up to 12 and, he was very careful with putting them at the right place -and "the right way round". He is much more interested than before in people's watches - and in the kitchen clock...always looking at the "little hand" in order to tell us the time. It will take some time (I thnk) before he gets to the idea od half past, quarter past and quarter to.....One point the manufacturers should add is a little box (with a clock on the lid for ex) - or a clever little bag - to keep the 12 pieces in, when toddlers are not playing with their clock (because, as soon as the cloak board is at a certain angle, all the pieces end up on the floor! My daughter says when the clock is put away, it takes less room to keep it "vertical" but, in that position, the numbers fall all over. We are looking for the right little box to put them in.

This product is durable and strung and great for toddlers learning and development

Really great idea but was so disappointed that I specifically picked out model without a line under the number 6 and yet was sent one with a line under the number 6. Good use of different shapes.