A clock-reading game for young children. Jago the rooster asks what time it is, and six stages carry kids from the hour hand to telling any time of day.
“Ayo belajar membaca jam!”
Highlights
Six stages carry a child from the hour hand alone to reading any time of day, each one a single new idea rather than a wall of rules.
The question and every answer choice can be read aloud, so the lesson is about the clock, not about reading.
No timers, no sign-in, no lives to lose. Progress and coins live on the device, and a shop of clock-face skins is purely for fun.
About
Jam Berapa? teaches children to read an analog clock one stage at a time: the hour, the half hour, the quarter hour, five-minute steps, any minute at all, and finally matching a clock to a part of the day. Jago the rooster asks the question, the clock hand moves, and the child picks the matching sentence — with every answer readable aloud.
There are no accounts and no timers working against a child who is still thinking. Stars and coins reward correct answers, and a small shop lets kids dress up the clock face itself — wood grain, flowers, a cat, batik, a rocket, wayang and a rainbow — purely cosmetic, never a gate on the lessons.
On the hour, half past, quarters, five-minute steps, any minute, and parts of the day — each stage unlocks once the last one is comfortable, not just finished.
Every question and every answer can be spoken aloud, so a child who isn't reading fluently yet is never blocked by the words.
A friendly guide who asks the question, cheers a correct answer, and never makes a wrong one feel like a loss.
Coins earned by playing unlock new looks for the clock — kayu, bunga, kucing, batik, roket, wayang, pelangi — kept entirely separate from progress.