Learning to navigate time and become independent
My Little Concept educational tools
support your child's learning.
We have designed for them the friend of their routines
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Which clock does your child need?
Understanding their day? Their week? Learning to tell the time?
Choose the clock best suited to their needs and age.
24-hour clock
It's the routine clock, MY LITTLE DAY.
With it and the routine stickettes, the child can easily visualise the different periods of a 24-hour day. They know for themselves where they are in their day.
Thanks to this tool, they will be able to anticipate everyday activities and repetitive tasks, and so become more independent.
Discover the 24-hour clock7-day clock
It's the clock for finding your way through the week, MY LITTLE WEEK.
It lets the child independently identify the days when they do or don't have school, their custody arrangement (at Dad's or at Mum's in the case of shared custody), special events, celebrations, sports and educational activities, etc.
Offered with the week's stickettes, the child can thus independently visualise their weekly schedule.
Discover the week clock12-hour clock
It's the clock for learning to tell the time like a grown-up, MY LITTLE 12H.
It helps the child clearly tell apart the position of the hours and minutes on the dial, and learn the notions of quarter hours and half hours.
It's the ideal tool for learning to tell the time at their own pace.
Discover the 12-hour clockMy Little Concept is really simple!
Choose your clock
24 hours, 7 days or 12 hours: choose the tool that matches your child's needs.
Place the Stickettes
Position the stickettes on the clock dial together with your child, according to the time or day of the week when your child does a given task or activity. This way, you will link and anchor their activities and daily tasks in time.
Visualise time at a glance
The child will gradually learn to find their bearings alone in their day and week, simply by looking at their clock: the colour band, the stickette, the day or the hour the hand points to.
Clocks that make time concrete
My Little Concept clocks let the child SEE time. This way, they will become an active participant in their days and gain independence.
See
The Stickettes placed on the dial are visual cues for their activities set in time.
Anticipate
The child can anticipate transitions more calmly and is less frustrated. The clock tells them whenever they wish.
Find their bearings
They can place themselves in their day and week, and situate one activity in relation to another.
Progress
As the child can meet their need for time cues without your help, simply by looking at their clock, they will gain independence and become more responsible.
A closer look at the stickettes
Stickettes, electrostatic stickers, allow you to link each hour of the day, or day of the week, to everyday activities and situations that are easy to recognise, remember and understand.
Brushing teeth, having an afternoon snack, taking a shower, going to school, playing, sleeping... Place the Stickettes wherever you like on the dial of your clocks. They make it easy to associate an activity with a moment, an hour of the day or a day of the week. Thanks to them, your children will understand the notions of time, periods, hours and durations.
Being electrostatic, they can be repositioned at will.
You can change their position and let the rhythm of your daily routines evolve over time and through the seasons, depending on whether it is school holidays or term time. Glue-free, they leave no marks on the dials. They are simply cleaned with clear water.
See the Stickettes
