TicTocToo - Kids Calendar & Clock To Teach TIME

Enjoy teaching time with TicTocToo! TicTocToo is a new, easy and fun way to teach your child the concept of time. This app helps you, as a parent, to explain the activities that you have planned for the day. It even shows events over a longer period. It’s the best way for your kid to learn to tell time. TicTocToo is a calendar and a clock translated to the imagination of kids. Easy to understand icons explain the different activities and events. For example, waking up in the morning or grandparents coming to visit in the evening. Enter the parent mode, simply place the icons on the TicTocToo timeline of a specific day and your child has a perfect view on all the activities of that day and days to come. The TicTocToo timeline is a path that fills as time moves on. It starts at the left side of the screen (00:00 hours) and ends at the right side of the screen (23:59 or 11:59 pm hours). Your child can swipe the screen to see the activities of the next days, weeks and even months. Download TicTocToo for free in the App Store or the Google Play Store. It’s guaranteed ad-free and does not need internet access or access to personal data! • Calendar and clock • Teaches kids the concept of time • Tool to learn to tell time • Specially designed for children from ages approx. 3 to 7 years old • Easy to understand icons • Free download • Guaranteed ad-free • Language syncs with the language setting of your device An extended version of TicTocToo is available in the app itself. It enables you to create serial events next to the single events in the free version of the app. Enjoy teaching time! Function : calendar and clock to teach children the concept of time Ages : approx. 3 to 7 years old Languages : Dates and time automatically sync with the language setting of your device. Explanation is in English or German but we guarantee that the app speaks for itself Versions : Free version (single events only). Extended version (includes serial events) available in the app Copyright : 2017 SmartDidactics