Learn how to

Tell the Time

with Aramazu

Learning to tell the time, teaching time, children’s watches & clocks

    Proof it works? Using Aramazu...
  • 85% of children learned to tell the time in 1 week
  • 50% learned how to tell the time in 1 hour
  • 100% of parents in a recent U.K. trial recommended Aramazu for teaching time to their children

U.K. time


What is Aramazu?
A completely new, fun and engaging way for a child to learn to tell the time quickly through illustrated storybooks, now also available as video storybooks through our online library. You can play our taster video to the left & see that the stories and characters engage young children to make telling the time a fun experience.

Your children will want you to read them a key stage 1 & key stage 2 targeted learning book at bedtime!

Tell the time stories key stage one 3 book pack
Learn to tell the time book key stage 2
Aramazu Mountain Learning Watch
 

Teaching Time

in the Classroom, proven and tested for 3 years

 



How does Aramazu work?
Each hour becomes a mountain that time must climb on its way around the clock.
Half an hour ‘going up’ to the o’clock, then another half an hour ‘going down’, to the half past on the other side.
The minutes become the steps that time uses to climb over the mountains.

Why it works?
Aramazu uses simple logic children can understand to explain the workings of the clock face. In a recent trial, 85% of the children learned to tell the time in one week, 50% in one hour. 100% of parents tested said that it was easy to teach & their child enjoyed learning.

See what the press, parents and teachers are saying about Aramazu.

Teaching Time
A subject that has bedevilled parents and teachers for over 300 years, except for the mathematically gifted, many children take 6 months or more to learn how to tell the time on a standard analogue clock. The Aramazu way is reducing this learning period to hours & days rather than months, and making telling the time fun!

Tell The Time

 
Aramazu on BBC Radio
Listen to us speaking on BBC Radio Gloucester about the evolution & implmentation of the Aramazu learning system.

Please press the green play button below to listen.