Lift-The-Flap Questions And Answers Series
Lift-the-flap Questions and Answers about Time
2016 by
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What’s inside...
Designed for curious young minds, 'Lift-the-flap Questions and Answers about Time' by Katie Daynes makes learning about time engaging and interactive. Through a series of thoughtfully crafted lift-the-flap questions, this book invites children to explore the concept of time, from understanding seconds to seasons. Perfect for shared reading experiences, it not only enhances literacy but also aligns with developmental milestones in grasping temporal concepts. This book reassures parents of its educative value, making it an excellent choice for nurturing a child’s understanding of time in a playful, enriching way. This book answers all kinds of questions about time, from ‘When did time begin?’ to ‘How does a sundial work?’. Children can lift over 60 flaps to discover what, where, when, how, yes or no, and learn about the time on a clock, the months of the year and time zones around the world. Published in association with Royal Observatory Greenwich.
Why read this book
- Interactive flaps fascinate kids, enhance motor skills.
- Clarifies concepts of time through engaging questions.
- Promotes curiosity and foundational understanding of time.
- Encourages parent-child bonding during reading.
The Big Picture
- Enhances understanding of days, seasons, and time.
- Promotes curiosity through interactive flaps.
- Develops motor skills and cognitive growth.
- Fosters discussions on time management and routines.
Diversity & Representation
- Encourages understanding diverse concepts of time globally.
- Illustrations feature characters from varied ethnic backgrounds.
- Promotes inclusive learning through interactive flap design.
Age
4-8
Length
16 pages
Text complexity
intermediate
Character Compass
Discussion points
What do you think happens to the animals when the seasons change?
Why do you think people need to know what time it is?
How do you feel when you have to wait for something you're really excited about?
If you could choose any time to go visit, when would you pick and why?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use the lift-the-flap feature to build excitement and curiosity about what's hidden underneath. Encourage your child to guess the answers before lifting the flaps. After reading, connect the book's themes to your child’s daily routine, such as meal times, bedtimes, or seasons. This not only increases understanding but also personal relevance. Discuss your own experiences with time, like how you measure time and its importance in your daily life, to help them grasp abstract concepts.
What parents love
Great blend of fun facts and interactive learning.
Kids love the surprise behind every flap!
Educational yet highly engaging for young children.
Perfect for curious minds interested in understanding time.
Key Lessons
Example Lesson: Understanding the concept of time
Explanation: This interactive book utilizes flaps that children can lift to reveal answers about various aspects of time, such as seasons, days of the week, and historical timelines.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this knowledge to manage their daily schedules, understand past, present, and future events, and appreciate the changing seasons and their characteristics.
Example Lesson: Developing curiosity and questioning skills
Explanation: The question and answer format encourages children to think about time in a structured yet open-ended way, fostering curiosity about how time influences the world around them.
Real-World Application: This skill helps children in their educational journey by encouraging them to ask questions in all subjects, enhancing their overall learning and understanding.
Example Lesson: Improving motor skills and cognitive abilities
Explanation: Lifting flaps and interacting with the book physically helps in fine-tuning motor skills while also engaging their cognitive abilities to think and learn about time.
Real-World Application: Enhanced motor skills and cognitive abilities can improve a child’s performance in school, particularly in subjects that require hands-on interaction and critical thinking.