Perpetual calendar

A educational tool for learning about Time effortlessly

Because this type of calendar requires manipulation to display the date, it actively engages the child, allowing them to effortlessly acquire important concepts about short and long Time.

With a perpetual calendar, the child will be engaged to manipulate and put into words, in a concrete context:

• numbers and figures up to 31
• the 7 days of the week from Monday to Sunday
• the 12 months of the year, from January to December
• the seasons (spring, summer, autumn and winter)

Tools that change everything

The perpetual calendar works alongside our daily and weekly Time cards, provided with the 24h and weekly clocks, to clearly visualise the time span of a full day and that of a week.

These clocks will then anchor the child in their time-based environment. Guaranteed reassuring effects, as Time becomes concrete and tangible because it has become VISIBLE.
Thanks to My Little Concept clocks, the child no longer endures their days — they finally understand them and can navigate through them independently.

To go further in your teaching, the My Little Week clock can be used to work on expressions such as: the day after tomorrow, the day before yesterday, a week ago, or the day before.

The notion of hours studied on 12h analogue clock faces begins to be taught in Year 3–4 and is consolidated through to Year 10. In this context, you can make the most of our 12h clocks, perfectly designed for learning how to tell the time.

Go further

• Discover our complementary article on this subject
• Download a free version of the perpetual calendar to try out this fantastic tool