Time Match (Quarter Hour) Spinner Game (7+)
Delivery
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Northern Ireland: from £7.00 depending on order value (5–6 working days). Jersey: £10.00.
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Returns
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Delivery
Free UK standard delivery on orders over £29.99; £5.00 under that (2–4 working days).
Northern Ireland: from £7.00 depending on order value (5–6 working days). Jersey: £10.00.
Orders are dispatched within 2–3 working days (excluding weekends and public holidays), with tracking provided via DPD or Royal Mail. Once dispatched, orders can't be cancelled.
Returns
30-day money-back guarantee. Items must be unused and in their original packaging.
Approved refunds are returned to your original payment method within 28 days.
To start a return, email hello@shopedx.xyz with your reason for returning. We recommend using a tracked service.
2 player Time Match (Quarter Hour) spinner game for students aged 7+
Download, Print & Play!
This game requires a transparent spinner and 36 transparent counters (18 of one colour, and 18 of another colour).
The aim of the game is to be the first player to place 3 counters in a row, column or diagonal.
Players take turns to flick the spinner and place a counter on the board that is equivalent to the time shown on the spinner.
Play continues until one player has placed three counters next to each other, in a row, column or diagonal.
Teacher & Parent Helper Notes:
- The more familiar children are with clocks, the faster they learn to tell time.
- Keep a digital and an analogue clock in a central area at home or in the classroom.
- Make a habit of regularly reading the time to children while pointing at each clock.
- Reference different times in the day, eg “It is 12 o’clock, we have lunch at this time”
Available for download after checkout. A copy will also be sent via email