It’s About Time uses a series of investigations not only to build an understanding of how to read a clock, but also to provide a solid, conceptual understanding of time and its measurement - AIMS Education Foundation
Balsam Fir and I enjoyed spending time using this hands-on Math and Science curriculum. It's About Time by AIMS Education Foundation provides LOTS of fun ways to learn to tell time for the K-2 crowd with cute graphics, paper projects and printables.
Description:
• a 176 page, 22 activities softcover activity book with a CD
•telling time to the hour, half-hour, 5-, and 1-minute intervals
Although many activities were GROUP ones, we were able to find some for my 7-year-old to complete. Check out this clock manipulative we made for learning minutes. Now, we didn't follow the lesson to a T and kind of combined 2 projects into one, but isn't having a curriculum that can be "changed up" for YOUR STUDENT a HUGE plus?
A Peak at the Lesson |
Balsam Fir Using a Judy Clock to Write in His Minutes Under Each Clock Number Flap (Judy Clock Not Included With Workbook) |
Almost Done! |
Added Minute and Hour Color-coded Hands With a Brad |
Comparing Digital Time to Analog Time on his AIMS Paper Clock Manipulative (Clock Not Included with Workbook) |
Oh, and this interactive book was LOADS of fun! This book was a wonderful way to combine Language Arts with progression of time.
I Printed Out and Put Together the Book then Added a Name Pocket to the Front with an Attached Cardstock Clock with Clock Hands |
As I Read the Book, Balsam Fir Moved the Judy Clock - Not Included with This AIMS review - hands and Then the Paper Clock Hands to Follow the Events in the Story |
This is a creative, hands-on activity book for young learners in the classroom. This is NOT a workbook. Although some of the activities can be adapted for the single family homeschool, it's best done in small to large groups of children such as a co-op or several families learning together. (Please note that there are photocopying guidelines located at the back of the book.) The graphics are child-friendly and the step-by-step instructions for each activity are simple to follow for teachers. However, be prepared to spend a little time preparing projects for your student(s) or purchasing and/or locating some additional manipluatives! If you would like more information, head on over to AIMS Education Foundation here or see what other TOS members are saying here.
Disclaimer: As a member of The Old Schoolhouse Homeschool Crew, Our Side of the Mountain was provided this product free in exchange for our honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own.
This looks like a fun one! I'll have to keep in mind for Kayleigh.
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