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Measuring Time: Days of the Week

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Suitable for 3 - 7 years

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Product description

A cheerful way to explore time in very simple terms! From mornings to evenings, weekdays to weekends and the hours on a clock face, how can we measure and sequence the days in which we live? Using easy repetitive text and beautiful photos of children at work, rest and play, this book shows some of the different methods we use to order days. Today, yesterday and tomorrow; 24 hours on the clock; working days and days of rest; and weekly and daily classes and activities which we can write into our calendars. Making tricky concepts accessible to young and struggling learners, this engaging book is the perfect first route into the teaching of time.

Product Details

Format

Hardback

ISBN

9781406223019

Publisher

Raintree

Date published

May 4th, 2011

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