Time games for kids
Four free telling-time games in one friendly place. Drag the hands, match the clock, race a timer, and earn stars — read the time all by yourself.
The Time Game
Look at the clock, then pick the matching digital time — like 10:30 or 10:15. Levels start at whole hours and grow to every single minute. Correct answers earn stars and a best-streak record.
Play the time game →Move the Clock Hands
Drag the short red hand to the hour first, then the long blue hand to the minutes. The digital time changes as you move, and the app says the time out loud.
Try the interactive clock →Timer Challenge
Set a real countdown — brush your teeth, tidy your room, race the ring timer — and see time pass on a big friendly clock.
Start a timer →My Day
Pick the moments of your own day — wake up, school, snack, bedtime — and see each one on the clock. You can even add your own moments, like soccer practice.
Build my day →Questions parents ask
Are these telling-time games free?
Yes. All four games — the time game, the interactive clock, the timer challenge, and My Day — are free to play in your browser, with no sign-up and no download.
Is TickTock Club free?
Yes. TickTock Club is a free site that helps children learn to tell time. Every game on this page is free to play, with no sign-up and no download.
Do the games work on a tablet or phone?
Yes. Every game is touch-friendly and works in the browser on phones, tablets, and computers. You can also install TickTock Club as an app from your browser menu.
How does the time game help kids learn?
Each round shows an analog clock and asks for the matching digital time, so kids practice reading the hour hand first, then counting the minutes. Right answers earn stars and build a streak.