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You could get her a wall clock with hands as she learns to tell time in school. Get her away from the digital format until she gets it and then comes back.

Cute story.

You can buy children's clocks that have an analogue hands and a face of a cute animal. The animals eyes are closed (asleep) until a pre-set time (that the parent can set) at which point the animals eyes open[1], and the child knows it's time to get up or go downstairs if they are already awake.

Personally I am a firm believer that children should learn how to read an analogue clock before you shift them to digital ones.

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[1] https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bunny-Alarm-Clock-Child-Trainer-Blu...