School Zone Get Ready To Tell Time Workbook: 48 Pages, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Telling Time, Digital, Analog, Clock, Ages 6 to 8 (Little Get Ready! Book Series)
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Visit the School Zone store at desertcart.com/SchoolZonePublishing. BOOK FEATURES 48 activity pages For ages 6 to 8 5.313" x 8.5" pages with sturdy backing that creates a writing surface This tablet-sized workbook helps first and second graders learn how to tell time Real-world story problems give kids practice in reading both analog and digital clocks A variety of activities demonstrate multiple ways of working with clocks and times Top bound pad with easy-tear pages for individual worksheets Portable and perfect for on-the-go learning! EXCELLENT - Help first and second graders learn how to tell time! How does a quarter after the hour also equal 15 minutes? How can a big hand and a little hand mean the same thing as digital numbers? That can be confusing. This Little Get Ready!TM book is jam packed with activities to help your little learner understand how to tell time. Its 48 pages of real-world problems, give kids big practice reading digital and analog clocks and making connections between the two. Activities in this Tell Time book such as choosing "what time is the same as eight forty-five" from among three clock faces or drawing lines between a digital time display and its matching analog clock face will soon make your child an "old hand" at telling time. Additionally, the small size of the book is ideal for letting your kids learn and have fun on the go! WORKBOOKS - Writing in workbook pages, as opposed to typing on a computer, can help kids to focus and to learn. Writing by hand fires up specific areas of a child's brain, improving a child's ability to not only remember what he or she learns but to think of new ideas. PREPARATION - Let us help you prepare your young children for the next grade level with our workbooks, flashcards, card games, early reading books, and online learning program – Anywhere Teacher. Keep kids "classroom ready" with these great supplemental learning tools and more! AWARD WINNING - School Zone content has won The Parents’ Choice Foundation Award, Tillywig Toy Awards, Brainchild Award, Family Choice Award, Mom's Choice Awards Honoring Excellence, Gold Star Toy Scholastic Parent and Child Award and many more. OUR STORY - More than 40 years ago, long-time educators James Hoffman, Ed.D., and his wife Joan Hoffman, M.A., began a retail supply outlet for teachers, then soon identified a need for at-home learning materials to help parents support and supplement their children’s classroom instruction. School Zone Publishing fast emerged as the market leader in workbooks and flashcards for preschoolers through sixth graders. School Zone remains family-owned, focused on excellence, responsive to customers, alert to emerging technology, and committed to the community. We continually update our products with new features and content, reflective of changing standards, evolving teaching methods, and overall best practices. Review: Good for schooling - This was perfect for keeping my five year old son on point with time keeping Review: Small but enjoyable for young kids - I'm a retired teacher who is tutoring a 6-year-old in reading and math, and her parents wanted her to start to learn to tell time. This was the perfect little workbook for her to reinforce her new skills after we first practiced on an old clock. The graphics are cute and there aren't too many exercises on a page so she wasn't overwhelmed. Some reviewers complained about the small size of the book, but I liked it. The inside sections are well organized and it's easy to travel with. There's a lot of repetition in the exercises but that's what little ones need when learning something brand new. It's ideal for a first or second grader, especially when accompanied by an actual clock for the child to manipulate.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,256 Reviews |
L**N
Good for schooling
This was perfect for keeping my five year old son on point with time keeping
S**1
Small but enjoyable for young kids
I'm a retired teacher who is tutoring a 6-year-old in reading and math, and her parents wanted her to start to learn to tell time. This was the perfect little workbook for her to reinforce her new skills after we first practiced on an old clock. The graphics are cute and there aren't too many exercises on a page so she wasn't overwhelmed. Some reviewers complained about the small size of the book, but I liked it. The inside sections are well organized and it's easy to travel with. There's a lot of repetition in the exercises but that's what little ones need when learning something brand new. It's ideal for a first or second grader, especially when accompanied by an actual clock for the child to manipulate.
C**R
Great value.
Nephew loves it.
G**N
It's an awesome learning book
Great learning book for learning how to tell time
S**R
Works for us
I needed something short and sweet to practice reading the clock each day in school. This fit the bill. We already completed Kumon's 2 clock workbooks for the teaching side of things before using this as a review to follow up that learning.
S**H
It is a very basic book which requires only a tiny bit of reading
I read that many schools are no longer teaching how to read analog clocks. I think it's a relatively easy skill to learn and this book makes it simple. The book teaches how to read on the hour times: 1:00, 2:00 -12:00. Then it teaches half hours, 1:30 - 12:30. Then it shows quarter past ________ and quarter to ___________. It finishes with 5 to 45 minutes past or to the correct hour. Students read 1:45 and have to draw the hands on the clock or they see the clock and have to write what dime it is, This is so easy to do that an older sibling or parent to help them if they can't read the directions are all that's needed. I purchased an analog Super Mario clock for my grandson's room which I'll give to him once he knows time to the quarter hour. The book it self is a flip notebook style and it's suggested for ages 6-8. I like this book so much that I'll look into more things they sell.
B**.
Repetitive
It’s basically the same activities over and over. When school got canceled I decided to order some extra help books for my 10 year old in the subjects he struggles in. Being autistic he does have some delays and is obsessed with time. This does help but it’s the same thing over and over.
A**R
Great
Great for reviewing
S**5
Great!
Great to use. Due to this, my kid now knows how to tell time.
S**T
Good for telling time
It made learning time so much easier for my 4 year old. She finished it and felt very comfortable being able to tell and read time.
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