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Version 1.0 · 2023-10-17
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"Learning Time with CHRIST" is a user-friendly, free app specially crafted for children aged 5 and above to learn to understand and read time in a playful manner. The app stands out with its ad-free environment, providing a safe and uninterrupted learning space for children.
The app offers 5 different levels, gradually increasing the difficulty level to ensure continuous improvement in understanding time. These levels enable children to read both digital and analog clock faces and convert between them, considering both minute and hour hands to promote a comprehensive grasp of time.
The user interface of "Learning Time with CHRIST" has been deliberately kept simple to allow children to use the app independently.…
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