SuitabookUnderstanding time
The book teaches children to identify features of a clock and read time at the hour and half-hour through activities and games.
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Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company - Author
A practical, activity-led introduction to calendars and clocks, with children learning time vocabulary, clock features, and telling the hour and half-hour while using a hands-on clock tool.
Learning to tell time is easier now than ever before! Telling Time with the Judy Clock for first grade is designed to be used with the Judy Clock for hands-on learning fun! The reproducible activities and games in this book, along with this classic "time tool", will help students build the skills necessary for measuring time in the real world. Students will learn the calendar concepts, such as days, weeks and months, plus learn to tell time by the hour and half hour. While completing the activities in the book, students will use the clock to learn the parts of a clock, the attributes of a clock, and use vocabulary related to time!
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA practical, activity-led introduction to calendars and clocks, with children learning time vocabulary, clock features, and telling the hour and half-hour while using a hands-on clock tool.
The book teaches children to identify features of a clock and read time at the hour and half-hour through activities and games.
Calendar concepts are included alongside clock-reading, with the stated aim of building skills for measuring time in everyday life.
Notice whether the child can connect vocabulary and calendar sequences with the clock’s parts, rather than only memorising positions. The book’s usefulness may depend on having the matching clock tool.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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