Lego Alarm Clocks

The digital display on Cole's chest will show in red when you press down on the figures head. This is the same operation sequence for all of the Lego clocks featured in this article. Hitting him on the head will set the alarm snooze function, which lasts 5 minutes. It can also be used simply to check the actual time. For simplicity, when kids are learning about reading time the clock can be configured to 12 hour or 24 hour operation mode. Batteries are provided with each purchased clock. As you might expect, the clocks are durable (kid will be playing and knocking them over) and will take  a bit of rough play with little effect on performance.

The Lego Star Wars Minifigure Clocks are quite popular for some kids too. The Bobba Fett Minifigure Clock on the left is another entry to the Lego minifigure clock collection but I do prefer the Star Wars Yoda Minifigure Clock on the right. My grandson (8) has a Yoda Star Wars Lego alarm clock and after he presses the head down to stop the alarm, or set the snooze, he cuddles the figure under his pillow. More importantly still, he has learned to tell the time.

Toy Story fans will love Buzz and Woody alarm clocks. These clocks from Lego are aimed at children aged between 5 and 9 but older kids still have one or other of them in the bedrooms. The clocks do last and sometimes the older children will pass them on to their siblings. I like the Woody one the best.

The figures below are the same size even though the photos sizes look different. They both stand at  8 inches high but like the minifigures they can be placed in a sitting position. Great for your young pirates.