Visual Timers

Teach your children the importance of staying on task and managing their time with our fun-filled countdown timers. Designed specifically for young kids and autistic children, these are some of the best visual timers for children, making it easy to understand the abstract concept of time. As a parent or teacher, support your child's development by introducing them to our interactive and engaging countdown timers.

 

FAQ'S

What are visual timers and how do they work?

Visual timers are like countdown clocks that visually represent the passage of time, helping children see how much time is left for a particular activity. They use colours and shapes to indicate the remaining time.

Why are visual timers beneficial for children?

Visual timers help children understand the concept of time, manage transitions between activities, and improve focus and time management skills. They are especially useful for children with ADHD, autism, or other learning disabilities

Can visual timers be used for different activities?

Yes, visual timers are versatile and can be used for various activities such as homework, reading, playtime, and tasks. They help children allocate and manage their time effectively for each task.

At what age can children start using visual timers?

Visual timers can be used with children as young as three years old. They are designed to be intuitive and easy for young children to understand.

Are visual timers easy to set and use?

Visual timers are generally very easy to set and use, with simple controls that even young children can operate with minimal assistance.With the Temple Lodge Visual Timers there are complicated buttons or settings, just turn the dial to set the desired time (up to 60 minutes). The coloured disc will show the remaining time throughout the countdown

Can visual timers help children with Autism and reduce anxiety?

Yes, visual timers can help reduce anxiety by providing a clear, predictable indication of time. This can make transitions between activities smoother and help children feel more in control.