RRING: Read minutes fast – see hours clearlyUpdated a month ago
At a glance:
On the outer ring, each tick = 1 minute. Every 5th minute is labeled (5, 10, 15 … 55).
The current hour appears on the inner display.
Read the time in 3 steps
Check the hour: Look at the inner display.
Count the minutes: From the last labeled number on the outer ring, count the small ticks (each = 1 minute).
Combine: Hour + minutes = time.
Example: Inner display 7, 2 ticks past 20 on the outer ring → 07:22.
Everyday examples
Inner display 3 + minutes 15 → 03:15 (time to head out)
Inner display 10 + 3 ticks after 30 → 10:33 (snack break)
Inner display 12 + at 00 → 12:00 (lunchtime!)
Why RRING helps kids learn
Clear layout: Labeled 5-minute anchors give confidence.
Easy logic: 1 tick = 1 minute – truly intuitive.
Motivating: Quick wins build independence.
FAQs
Do all ticks have the same value? Yes – each small tick is 1 minute.
Why 5, 10, 15 …? They’re anchor points for five-minute steps.
Where’s the hour shown? On the inner display, independent of the minute ring.
Good to know: RRING is built for school & daily life – robust, easy to read, and intuitive.
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