What kids learn
Math skills in Rooster
- Reading an analog clock
- Matching digital and analog time
- Hours and minutes
Coming to the web
Rooster was built for iPhone and iPad. We're bringing the TapToLearn library to the browser one game at a time — four titles are already playable.
See what's playable nowAbout Rooster
Rooster is a telling-time app: a digital time appears, the player drags the hands of a big red alarm clock to match it, and the rooster on the windowsill keeps score.
- Subject
- Math
- Grades & ages
- Grades 1–3 · Ages 6–9
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad
- Price
- See app store listing
- Publisher
- TapToLearn
Frequently asked questions
Is Rooster free?
Rooster was published by TapToLearn for iPhone and iPad. It is part of the original TapToLearn catalog and is not currently on the web.
What ages is Rooster for?
Rooster is designed for Grades 1–3 (Ages 6–9). It covers math: reading an analog clock, matching digital and analog time, hours and minutes and more.
What does Rooster teach?
Reading an analog clock; Matching digital and analog time; Hours and minutes.
Is Rooster safe for kids?
Yes. TapToLearn games have no ads, no chat and no sign-up.
