Here is another clock that should help parents in making their kids efficiently. The GroClock is a neat device that should help train kids when they need to get some shuteye and of course wake up. The clock does all the work for you, basic and easy without much effort as you rely on its internal graphics to help teach them as well.

The GroClock helps tell kids to get some shuteye through the use of graphical stars. While these may not necessarily be during the nighttime, they can help tell kids to get some sleep or naps when needed. On the other hand, the sun comes shining out when it is time for them to wake up.

The GroClock also comes with a digital clock in case you get bored of the usual graphics. It costs $44.99 in case you want to get one.

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Rather than go for clocks that offer the necessary alarms or audio playing features, here is one that should be educational as well. The Clocklus from Ji hun Noh is actually a digital clock that comes with the same functionalities you would expect from standard alarm clocks only that it does ask you a math problem before revealing the time.

The questions are categorized according to levels of difficulty, designed for youngsters to sharpen their math. At least with this clock you can expect your kids to get sharpened skills as far as their math is concerned, a subject not many kids really enjoy learning due to lack of practice and understanding.

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You may have already come across sleeping pods made for the workplace and after that article where naps can make a difference in your work productivity, here is a solution for you. They are called the Podtime Sleeping Pods, pegged to render some luxury sleeping even at the workplace.

The pods boast of eco-friendly materials as well, making use of recycled materials paired with high quality foam mattresses and pillows covered in faux leather. They offer proper ventilation and offer the privacy you need to get some shuteye.

To top it off, each pod has a digital clock to let you keep a track of the time. The only problem is these things are not available for sale and like hotels, you have to book yourself to use them…only at 25 Canada Square.

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Darth Vader Japanese Desk Clock

Here is another item for the Star Wars fans. This time it is the Darth Vader Japanese Desk Clock that comes with a detailed Darth Vader figure. The digital clock is located at the base and requires 2 LR44 watch batteries to function. It measures only 13” in height.

Price: $17.99

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If you are among the people who want to shy away from the traditional analog and digital clock then head on over to the projection age for some illuminating timepiece solutions. A good projection clock that should serve this need is the Timebeam MicroSweep Projector Clock which if turned off, doesn’t even come near to being mistaken for an actual clock.

It makes use of a projector to show off the time in multi-colors. It is encased in a mix of black retro casing and clean white Roman face. It is small enough to fit in a bookshelf and comes with a dimmer switch for mood preferences. Certainly a great new clock to consider for the modern to futuristic looking homes of today.

Price: £115.00

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Give your child’s room an adorable time clock by his side which poses as an alarm clock and a learning tool. The Teach Me Time Alarm Clock features a dual-color nightlight that turns green when it is time to wake up. It likewise features an interactive talking time-teaching game that pre-schoolers will find handy when telling the time is concerned.

The Teach Me Time alarm clock can likewise be a reliable alarm clock for the older aged kids, coming with the snooze option when they need to get up from bed.

Teach me time! Comes with three interchangeable colored bezels (blue, pink and yellow), clock face display options (to show just the analog, just the digital clock or both at once), and adjustable volume and brightness settings

Price: $39.95

This is not available at Sleepzine.

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