The MOD is a 60-minute visual timer that has the style and durability in a size that’s portable and easy to use anywhere—from your office desk to the kitchen counter.
The MOD features a removable, silicone case that offers an extra layer of protection from the bumps and falls that are part of everyday life.
The MOD also sports a clear lens over the red disk to protect the disk from sticky or curious fingers.
The MOD is a great tool for managing at home schedules for children. Providing an intuitive and tangible depiction of time to increase focus and ease the anxiety often associated with transitioning between activities. Children and adults can benefit from this educational tool.
The MOD is a 60-minute visual timer that has the style and durability in a size that's portable and easy to use anywhere—from your office desk to the kitchen counter.
The MOD features a removable, silicone case that offers an extra layer of protection from the bumps and falls that are part of everyday life.
The MOD also sports a clear lens over the red disk to protect the disk from sticky or curious fingers.
The MOD is a great tool for managing at home schedules for children. Providing an intuitive and tangible depiction of time to increase focus and ease the anxiety often associated with transitioning between activities. Children and adults can benefit from this educational tool.
Benefits
- Keep your work on track by limiting time spent responding to emails
- One-on-one meetings—the MOD is perfect to make sure both of you understand how much time is left
- Keep your cooking and baking on track, and unburned!
- Busy professionals who travel from one location to another can easily take the MOD along to stay on track.
Features
- An on/off switch for the audible alert, for any time you need to hear the beep or prefer silence.
- No loud ticking
- A glare-free lens protects the red disk
- Removable covers allow you to change the color of your MOD
- Size: 3.5" x 3.5" (including the cover)
- One AA battery required for operation (not included).
