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TELLING THE TIME 3

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Telling the Time Book 3

Suitable for: Key Stage 2 (Ages 7–9)

ISBN: 9780721714202 | Pages: 40

Overview:

Telling the Time Book 3 provides an in-depth, step-by-step approach to help children build on their time-telling skills. Designed for Years 3 and 4, this book introduces more advanced concepts such as reading time to the nearest minute, converting between time formats, and solving time-related problems.

Key Features:

  • Clear Visuals: Large, easy-to-read clock faces with colour-coded hour and minute hands.
  • Learn Panels: Simple explanations to introduce and reinforce key concepts.
  • Interactive Practice:

    • Activities include reading and writing the time to the nearest minute.
    • Converting between analogue and digital 12-hour and 24-hour clocks.
    • Comparing durations and solving real-life problems involving time.
  • Expanded Learning:

    • Roman numerals and their use in clocks.
    • Reading timetables and understanding time zones.
    • Converting between units of time (e.g., seconds to minutes, hours to days).
  • Fun Facts: General-knowledge snippets to enhance engagement.
  • Complete Answers: Includes solutions to all practice questions for easy self-checking.

Curriculum Alignment:

Supports National Curriculum requirements for Years 3 and 4, covering:

  • Reading and writing time accurately.
  • Time conversions and calculations.
  • Roman numerals and their practical applications.
  • Using timetables and understanding global time zones.

Who It's For:

Ideal for children aged 7 to 9, Telling the Time Book 3 is perfect for parents, teachers, and tutors who want to enhance their child’s time-telling skills while building confidence in real-world time applications.

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