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Time Timer small – Special color edition

33,50 € (VAT not included)
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Time Timer medium – Set for classrooms

Price range: 38,00 € through 108,50 € (VAT not included)
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Time Timer MOD housing

7,90 € (VAT not included)
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Time Timer Plus

39,90 € (VAT not included)
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Audible Time Timer

Price range: 33,50 € through 49,50 € (VAT not included)
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Time Timer began when Jan Rogers was looking for a way to help her youngest child understand how long was left before moving from one activity to the next. Its trademark is the patented red disk, which disappears as time passes: you see time instead of calculating it. Logopedicum stocks 19 of the brand’s products.

Time Timer clocks for home, classroom and clinic

The Time Timer Plus protects the red disk with a clear lens and has a handle for carrying it around. The audible Time Timer comes in three sizes, from 7.5 to 30.5 cm, with an optional sound alarm. For the classroom, the set of 3 medium Time Timers, 60 minutes each in three colours, is the brand’s best seller in our shop.

Routines and time on the wrist

The visual scheduler is a dry-erase board with a stand for the medium Time Timer, 30 activity cards and clips to order the routine. The children’s Time Timer watch puts the disk on the wrist, with clock, timer and alarm modes and vibration or sound alerts.

Why buy Time Timer at Logopedicum?

We carry much of the range and its accessories (cases, boards, magnetic pictograms and straps), so you can set up the same system at home, in class and in the clinic.

Frequently asked questions about Time Timer

Who invented the Time Timer?

Jan Rogers, to help her youngest child understand how long was left before changing activity. Its trademark is the patented red disk.

How does the red disk work?

You turn it to the time you need and the red disk disappears as the minutes pass, so the time left is visible at a glance. See the Time Timer Plus.

Does it make a sound at the end?

The audible Time Timer has a sound alarm you can switch on or off. It runs on one AA battery, not included.

Is there a Time Timer for the classroom?

Yes: the set of 3 medium Time Timers, 60 minutes each in three colours, and the visual scheduler with 30 activity cards.

Is there a wristwatch version?

Yes, the children's Time Timer watch, with clock, timer and alarm modes and vibration or sound alerts.