A Clock

What you learn

Simulation Ages 12–16

Use A Clock to measure a quantity and read how the scale responds.

Clock

This is a versatile watch. This can be used as a time monitor when discussing. This can be used as a monitor when measuring at constant intervals in the science room. This can be used as a monitor to let you know when to test.

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Getting your lab ready…

Warming up the lab…

Next 7-segment display(FND)

Tips

How to play

Read the instructions

Use the controls below the game.
Press buttons

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Credits & source

This sim comes from free teaching tools at Javalab.org. We adapted it so you can play offline.

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