Learn how to tell the time with Marty McFly and Doc Brown in this interactive board book with fun surprises on every page.
Great Scott! Marty McFly is always late. It’s almost like he doesn’t know how to tell time. Sometimes he’s in bed when he should be at school. Other times he’s back at school when he should be at band practice.
Help Marty get through the day by turning the die-cut wheel in the cover and lifting the flaps throughout the book to find out where Marty should be at the proper time. With both analog and digital clocks, young learners will get to see time in different ways.
Back to the Telling Time with Marty McFly is an entertaining, nostalgic title in the PlayPop line of developmental board books.
PLAYFUL LEARNING + POP CULTURE Parents, grandparents, and grown-ups can introduce kids to beloved characters from the Back to the Futur e films.
TEACHES TELLING Learn to read analog and digital clocks
LEARN BY Turn the dial for a tactile, multi-sensory learning experience.
READ ALOUD PROMPTS : “At six o’clock in the evening, Marty is supposed to be eating dinner with his family. Where is Marty?” Gentle prompts support reading comprehension and intergenerational interaction.
DEVELOP EARLY Emerging readers can practice print motivation, print awareness, letter knowledge, phonological awareness, vocabulary and narrative skills.
COLLECT THEM Learn essential skills and raise the next generation of fans with PlayPop books including E.T’s First Words and Back to the Telling Time with Marty McFly and Straight to the Castle.
“It was great, I loved it! It learned me that Marty was supposed to be in soon but he wasn’t.”-Cali, 4
“It was helpful, I liked it! It was beautiful and I liked it! It was colorful.” -Palmer, 4
“It helped me learn time a little bit easier and the book was a movie. It had something that you could spin to change the time and that’s my review!” -Harrison, 8
Is it a cash-in to get parents nostalgic for the movies to buy the book for the baby? Yes. Is it an informative and worthwhile purchase? It does help to teach younglings how to tell time on an a clock with hands, borrow it from the local library.
I read the whole thing standing in the bookstore (gently, so I didn’t bend it), and I was so tickled! My 80s movie heart was happy, and I appreciate showing the littles an analog clock. Some of my middle schoolers say they can’t read those!