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All About Time
A guide to telling time features brightly colored, transparent pages that cover an oversized clock, enabling young readers to learn about the progression of minutes into hours, day into night, and season into season.
34 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 1995
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April 16, 2015
This is a First Discovery Book, young children learn all about time. They get to see day become night on other sides of the world, and even the changing seasons. You will learn what you can do in a second, a minute, and an hour!
This is my first time reading books with transparent papers, but I really enjoy them. It shows the kids how the effect takes place. Books about time have never been enjoyable to me. They just seem to complicate things or for me anyway. But this one was clear.
Not only did this book show time, it showed the world changing with night and day, which I haven't seen a picture of what that looks like, but I was impressed. Also, I enjoyed the transparent sheets. These First Discovery books are very child appropriate.
This is my first time reading books with transparent papers, but I really enjoy them. It shows the kids how the effect takes place. Books about time have never been enjoyable to me. They just seem to complicate things or for me anyway. But this one was clear.
Not only did this book show time, it showed the world changing with night and day, which I haven't seen a picture of what that looks like, but I was impressed. Also, I enjoyed the transparent sheets. These First Discovery books are very child appropriate.
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