Tell the time, the ColorMyMath way.
Count the dots to tell the time, Annie's way.
⏰Count the dots to tell the time, in the ColorMyMath colors.
🔴The time as colored dots that tumble with real physics. Tap to drop them, tilt to scatter.
🌫️A copy of the Clouds (4D) clock — an extra sandbox to iterate on from here.
➕A copy of About Time 3D Extra — the starting point for building an addition clock.
🌌Version 3 — a copy of the 3D clock, ready to grow into the 4D idea.
🐟Version 4 — the time bouncing in a screen-shaped fish tank you can't spin.
🫧Version 5 — a copy of the fish tank, ready for the next idea.
⏱️Adds one ball a second along a winding path — in ColorMyMath colors. A finished ten is 10 red, so 13 is 10 red + 3 yellow. Resets each minute.
Different ways to show the seconds — pick the one you like. (More to come.)
Seconds drop into a little centre cube and add up — 1+1=2, 2+4=6 — in the ColorMyMath colors.
⭕Seconds crawl around a big circle that rings the cube — one dot each second; a full ring is a minute.
🏁Seconds grow as nested squares on the floor (16 = a 4×4), colored by tens and ones — 16 = 10 red + 6 purple.
A brand-new clock, added a day at a time. Newest last.
The time walked out on number lines. Hours 1→12 in their dot shapes, minutes as six tens filling up one colour at a time, seconds crawling along the bottom. Aug 23
2 🖐️The time in tally marks. Minutes on a clock already go in fives, so every bundle of five is blue and the leftovers take their own colour — 41 is eight fives and one more. Turn on "Read it out" and it says so. Aug 24