Connie Learns to Tell Time

For a child, time is a quite relative concept. In childhood, it's hard to understand what an hour or a minute is and why they sometimes fly by and sometimes stretch on unbearably long. Like adults, children are helped by... clocks.
Together with Connie, children will quickly remember where the hour and minute hands are, what a quarter of an hour and half an hour are, how to tell time on clocks without numbers, and will be able to plan their games and activities with their parents.
Together with Connie, the child:
Will understand what minutes and hours are.
 

Will learn how to tell time on clocks with hands.
Will recall their daily routine.
Will try to plan their activities and games.
A guide for parents, or what you can do with this book?
Develop life skills
Teach the child to tell time on clocks with hands using this book. The story about Connie will help explain to the child that using clocks is very convenient and sometimes even necessary! Inside you will find illustrative pictures with a disappearing pie and a clock face.
Creating a daily routine
On a large sheet of paper, write down or draw everything you do every day. Next to each item, draw clocks without hands. Now remember what time you usually go for a walk or go to bed, and ask the little one to draw the hands correctly on the respective clocks. Learn about time together with Connie!
Practice speech
Have you looked at all the illustrations? Ask the little one to tell you what is happening in the pictures. Here Connie is putting away the toys. Ask: what toys do you see in the picture? And what is your favorite toy? Develop the child's speech and imagination together with Connie!
Practice memory
Have you read to the end? Then close the book and ask the little one to remember what the story was about. What time does Connie wake up in the morning? And when does she go to the playground? Who sits down to eat earlier, you or Connie?
Develop memory together with Connie!