Braille and Clock Panel
Model #123844
Braille and Clock Panel
Video features the PlayBooster playground Braille and Clock learning panel.
[video: scene fades into a leaning Braille and Clock play panel. The camera zooms in on the smiling face of the clock where the minute and hour hand point in different directions. Scene switches to a young boy as he walks up to the panel. He grabs the minute hand and begins to spin it around pointing it to different times on the clock. The camera switches to a side view of the boy as he spins the clock hands on the panel. The boy talks to someone off camera.]
Boy: I know.
[video: the camera focuses on the boy’s eyes as they dart around the panel. Camera switches to a ground view up at the boy as he spins the minute hand to the number seven.]
Boy: Seven, where’s seven? Seven.
[video: another boy runs up next to the younger boy to help him understand the clock on the panel.]
Boy 2: No, no dude this is the hour.
[video: scene switches to a back view of a boy as he points to the numbers on the panel. Scene fades to black.]
Product Details
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Price Range (USD)
$0K-$5K
*Prices vary. For international and exact pricing, contact your local playground consultant.
Contact Your ConsultantOverview
The PlayBooster® Braille and Clock Panel provides excellent learning opportunities on the playground. Fun for one or more kids and promotes learning and collaborative play.
Features
- Alternate side features Braille alphabet
- Braille numbers and letters protrude from stainless steel bands
- Clock has moveable hands with Braille numbers
ProShield® Finish
Recycled Permalene®
Color is an important decision, and we've curated color palettes to match a variety of aesthetics. If this product includes materials with color options, they are shown above.
Learn about color inspirationSensory
- Proprioception
- Tactile
- Visual
Motor Skills
- Eye-Hand Coordination
- Fine Motor
- Motor Planning
Cognitive Skills
- Problem Solving
- Strategic Thinking
Social/Emotional Skills
- Cooperation
- Imaginative Play
- Social Skill Development