Telling Time

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Timothy Time – the clock that rocks – and musical friends Kuku and Digi will have your kids reading watches and clocks in no time. This high-energy DVD teaches children how to tell time using traditional analog clocks with hands as well as digital ones. Cool music, catchy rhymes, and colorful animated action keep kids focused on learning how to tell time.

Ages 6 & up. Approx. 46 minutes.

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$19.99

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RL947

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Timothy Time is more than just a lovable character – he knows how to clearly explain the concepts of telling time. Unfortunately many kids, even older ones, do not know how to tell time using an analog clock – one with hands. Telling Time DVD offers the perfect solution.

Telling Time starts off easy and gives clear examples along with lots of humor and musical entertainment. Kids learn to tell time to the half hour, quarter hour, five minutes, and eventually to the minute. We’ve provided plenty of practice so that students build their skills every time this program is used. As a bonus, we’ve included days of the week, months of the year, and how calendars work.

Contents

  • Learning Time Today
  • Parts of an Analog Clock
  • Telling Time to the Hour
  • AM and PM
  • Telling Time to the Half Hour
  • Telling Time to the Quarter Hour
  • Practice Counting By Fives
  • Telling Time to Five Minutes
  • Review and Practice
  • Telling Time to the Exact Minute
  • Digital Clocks
  • Bonus: Calendars, Days of the Week, Months of the Year

Quotes

“I watch along with my six-year-old daughter and pause the DVD during the test section, reminding of the necessary steps (if required) to decipher the time. She’s making good progress, and with enough time she can consistently tell time in five-minute intervals after watching the disc occasionally over a three-week period. That might seem like awhile, but we’ve been very casual. She loves the Telling Time DVD so this learning process has been incredibly fun for her.”—Jennifer, parent and author of Quiverfullfamily.com

“My two boys, ages four and six LOVE this video. It covers everything you could think of and more, from telling time by the hour to the quarter hour to five minutes to each minute. It covers digital clocks, stop watches, calendars, days, weeks, months, etc. It absolutely will teach your kids everything you'd like them to know about time.”—parent, Erie , PA

“My second grade students love this DVD. It teaches them in a fun and new way besides the traditional worksheet. I think all teachers should use Rock ‘N Learn to enhance their classroom curriculum.”—2nd grade teacher

“My kids love this video. I bought it for my daughter to reinforce telling time she was learning in school. My 3 year loved the video and begs to watch it. He actually learned how to tell time by watching this video. Even my one year old loved it!”—Sandra, parent in Florida

“Timothy Time and Kuku bird teach children how to tell time in this rockin’ production. Snappy music and short segments will hold young viewers’ attention as they learn how to tell time.”—Parent’s Guide to Children’s Media Award

“I teach 2nd grade at Erickson Elementary School in Tucson, Arizona. I showed your Rock ‘N Learn: Telling Time video to my second graders for the second time today and they absolutely LOVE it! In the ten years that I’ve been teaching, I have never seen a better educational video. It is so terrific; it held my interest the whole time! It is so beautifully done and is just great! Not only that, telling time is a very difficult concept for 7-8 year olds to grasp and you not only made it easy, you made it FUN!”—Kelly Munsell

“This exciting video presents lessons about the difficult–to–grasp concept of time. Kids will learn how to read clocks and relate telling time to their everyday lives. This is an educationally valuable tool for home learning.” —ReviewCorner.com

“Rock ’N Learn Telling Time is a fun way for students to learn to use clocks. The songs and animation are spectacular. I recommend this tool for learning how to tell time.”—J. Roberts, teacher