World Clock

One of my students showed this to me the other day. It's a world clock maintained by a website called Poodwaddle. I did a Google search to see if I could find any more information on the site. No luck on that yet. They do list the references used to create the clock at the bottom of their page.

Regardless. My students brought this to me because they thought it was interesting. This could be a good discussion starter in most any classroom. Also a jumping off point to check the facts given.

[Image captured from http://www.poodwaddle.com/clocks2.htm]