TIME TIMER PLUS 120 Minute Visual Timer with Portable Handle for Classroom, Office, Homeschooling, Study Tool, with Silent Operation (White)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that this clock is long enough for a serious work session, and that the color dial isn't that anxious-inducing red. I was looking for something just like this and I'm glad it's an option in the Time Timer family. Fits perfectly on my desk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Large enough screen and color can be seen by the whole class! My students enjoy using this for timing themselves for everything! How long it takes to make a move in chess, run from point A to point B, read a paragraph, how many jumping jacks (or excercise of their choice) in a minute. Easy to use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is by far the best timer. simple, clear, visual. it makes it easy to do a 25 minute pomodoro session for example, or any other type of timing needs. this model also has a pause which can be convenient.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very helpful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a few of these at home for myself and my 6 year old. Helps get us started when having to do chores around the house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use this to help structure our bedtime routine for things like brushing and flossing. The adjustable volume is especially great because sometimes we have other sleeping kids nearby.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Adds a great visual for our toddler

I bought this to help my toddler with transitions. Concept is great, but the execution has been frustrating. The knob is able to be pulled off, which is great because I can set the time and take off the knob and give it to her and she can't change it. However, the button is the worst feature. My daughter instantly pushes the button and stops the timer. I even tried taping it down but she was able to push and pause it. It completely defeats the purpose of something that she can hold and look at. I often get frustrated enough that I just give up using it. If you are getting it for yourself and you have more self control, it would probably be better. Lastly, and this is not something that I am docking points for because it is not marketed towards toddlers, but I wish the battery compartment was screwed on. If it gets dropped even a foot, the battery back pops off and the battery falls out and that frightens me as a mother. All in all, good idea but doesn't work for our needs. If they had a version without the pause feature and even better with a screw in battery back, it would be perfect for helping with transitions in a young child.

I am a PhD student with ADHD and Autism and I've been in love with the 60 minute timers for a few years now. Recently, a colleague introduced me to these 20 minute timers specifically for starting tasks and I definitely have a new favorite! I've purchased 3 of these in the last couple months and I've been recommending them to everyone I know. These are portable, they have sound control, and they're really perfect for getting started because 5 minutes doesn't look like no time at all on these, so they're great for forcing yourself to stop an activity on 5-10 minutes as well as doing an activity you don't like for just 5-10 minutes.

We stayed using this timer with our 20 month old son to start teaching him to play quietly on his blanket with his quiet toys. We actually weren't sure it was going to work at such a young age, but the large visual counter AND the clear "beep, beep" at the end actually got my son so excited the first time we used it, that he wanted to play quietly for another 30 seconds! He actually claps his hands and goes, "YAY!" when the alarm beeps. It's super cute. We've been training him on "blanket time" for a little over 2 months now, and have worked our way up to 3.5 mins of quiet! My husband says that it's one of his favorite times in the day, because the entire family participates by doing quiet things on our own blankets. It's sometimes the only time of quiet in the entire day! Lol. Thank you for providing such a fantastic tool for the littles in our lives

Love this timer! I set the timer for 5 minutes and my daughter loves clean up time. I set the timer for 5 minutes and my daughter will sit and do a puzzle. Such a great tool! Thank you Time Timer!