Kids Timer - Time management & education
Discover a fun way for kids to learn about time with visual timers & reminders that make planning enjoyable!

- 4.01 Version
- 3.1 Score
- 380K+ Downloads
- Free License
- 3+ Content Rating
This is a time management tool designed to help children understand the concept of time. It features a quick blue clock with a maximum setting of 12 minutes and a slower red clock that can be set for up to 1 hour. Time can be adjusted by simply touching the surface. Your child will be able to visually track the passing of time and will receive an alert when the designated period ends. This device is an excellent way to visualize remaining time for both elementary and high school students. It aids in developing their ability to estimate time and reduces prolonged discussions. It's perfect for reminders, like letting your child know they have 15 minutes before bedtime or for managing homework tasks.
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Essential Review: Time Timer Kids – A Brilliantly Simple Tool for Teaching Time Management & Reducing Conflicts
After using this visual timer daily with my elementary-aged children, I'm convinced it's one of the most practical and effective tools for making the abstract concept of time tangible for young minds. The distinctive color-coded system – the quick blue clock for short bursts (up to 12 mins) and the slower red clock for extended tasks (up to 1 hour) – provides instant visual context. Kids immediately grasp that "blue time" means focused energy while "red time" signals deeper work or patience. Setting it couldn’t be easier: just touch and drag the bright, tactile surface to adjust. My child loves controlling it themselves, fostering independence.
The real magic is in the visually disappearing colored disk – watching that segment shrink minute by minute eliminates constant "how much longer?" questions. Instead, kids intuitively track progress, learning to self-regulate and anticipate transitions. The gentle but unmistakable alarm at the end provides closure without startling them, making transitions infinitely smoother. We’ve eliminated bedtime battles by setting the blue clock for 10 minutes of reading, and homework focus has dramatically improved using the red clock for 30-minute chunks. It transforms vague parental warnings ("We leave in 15 minutes!") into an undeniable visual truth.
While the ad-supported model is functional, the app's core strength lies in its elegant simplicity: no complex settings or distracting graphics, just pure, focused time visualization. It’s transformed daily friction points – dawdling over chores, resisting transitions, losing focus during homework – into cooperative opportunities. Kids feel time passing rather than fighting it. This isn't just a timer; it's a conflict-reducing lifeline that actively builds a child's ability to estimate, manage, and respect time. For any parent or educator battling time-related stress with elementary or middle schoolers, this visual timer is an absolute must-have. Pure genius in its execution!
- Version4.01
- UpdateJul 01, 2025
- DeveloperSkywise
- CategoryTools
- Requires AndroidAndroid 4.4+
- Downloads380K+
- Package Namenl.skywise.kidstimer
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Simple and user-friendly interface
Effective countdown display for children
Helps kids visualize time passing
Useful for managing tasks and transitions
Customizable timer options for various activities
Reliable performance when not in another app
Positive impact on behavior management
Engaging visual representation with pie chart
Encourages children to stay on task
Limited to one-hour timer functionality
Pauses or malfunctions when switching apps
Disturbing notification sounds despite settings
Ads present in a kid-focused app
Lack of customizable reminder sounds
Issues with accuracy (works only 50% of the time)
No option for preferred timer colors
Could benefit from additional timer lengths
Simple design might be too basic for some users