You can assemble a clock much like ours by printing out the art materials
attached, and applying them to a clock from a do-it-yourself kit. These
kits come in a variety of sizes and from a variety of manufacturers. We
designed our art to fit clock parts from Walnut Hollow,
www.walnuthollow.com: a #23026 Round Clock,
11" x 11" x .06875, a #TQ700P Clock Movement, and a #23089 Silver Clock Hands (includes sweep). All told, it will cost you about $18, plus shipping. You can view the company catalogue online, but you have to call (800.950.5101) or fax (608.935.3029) in your order.
11" x 11" x .06875, a #TQ700P Clock Movement, and a #23089 Silver Clock Hands (includes sweep). All told, it will cost you about $18, plus shipping. You can view the company catalogue online, but you have to call (800.950.5101) or fax (608.935.3029) in your order.
1. Cut out the three animals (squirrel, turtle, hummingbird) and the two halves of the clock face.
2. Glue the clock face onto the Round Clock, lining up the holes in the middle.
3. Tape the hummingbird to the second hand, the squirrel to the minute hand, and the turtle to the hour hand.
4. Follow the directions that accompany the Clock Movement for putting the movement, the clock, and the hands together.
5. Put AA battery into the Clock Movement.
6. Hang the clock at your child's eye level.
Note: for the file, you'll need Adobe Reader which is available for free from the Adobe site.
2. Glue the clock face onto the Round Clock, lining up the holes in the middle.
3. Tape the hummingbird to the second hand, the squirrel to the minute hand, and the turtle to the hour hand.
4. Follow the directions that accompany the Clock Movement for putting the movement, the clock, and the hands together.
5. Put AA battery into the Clock Movement.
6. Hang the clock at your child's eye level.
Note: for the file, you'll need Adobe Reader which is available for free from the Adobe site.