Time

Math Counts

by Henry Pluckrose

Simple text and colorful photographs explore how we talk about time and why keeping track of it is important.

Genres: Mathematics, Nonfiction, Childrens

32 pages, Library Binding

First published December 12, 1941

About the author

Henry Arthur Pluckrose was the founder, in 1968, of Prior Weston primary school in London. He established a teaching model that aroused international interest and admiration. He was also a prolific author, editor, journalist and lecturer on educational and other subjects.

He published more than 300 books and touched the hearts and minds of thousands, perhaps millions.

Reviews

[Kathryn Sublett · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book displays different types of clocks and explains the many reasons we use time. Students will be able to find real world contexts for time. Get first grade students to make a timeline of a weekday. Provide them with times for arriving at school, lunch, dismissal and get them to choose eight other time slots for activities. Students need to know why time is important. Discuss with students what it would be like if time didn't matter(i.e. missing the bus because there is no specified time for them to pick up students).

[Thao · Rating 4 out of 5]

- This book is great for introducing time to students
- Show different types of clocks
- Text to world connection (prior knowledge of time – where do they encounter time)
- Grades k-2