Books with title Learn About Time

Max loves to run and play but sometimes he gets angry when things don’t go his way. His sister tells him what to do and he gets mad at her. Sometimes he pushes her and then he gets in trouble. He learns that time out is a place to calm down and remember not to push or hit. Max learns about timeouts and that the shortest way to get out of one is to sit for his 2 minutes. He learns what to say to someone instead of push or hit to make her go away. He learns that his mother loves him no matter what happens but she wants him to have fun with other unicorns and not to get into trouble. Pediatrician and mother Dr. Wanda Venters combines humor and whimsical illustrations to explain why time outs help little unicorns calm down when their world is too much and they end up fighting. “Max Learns about Time -Outs” explains how overwhelming a small unicorn’s world can be and helps parents practice time outs as an effective discipline for aggressive activity.

Tigers are one of the most popular wild animals in the world. Kids from 4-10 years old will love this book about tigers. More than 30 pictures of tigers with accompanying facts about tigers. Kids will love learning about this favorite animals. Shows pictures of different tiger subspecies and offers just enough information for kids of this age group.

Animal Families encourage developmental learning through adorable, hilarious, interesting, and wonderful creatures! Little learners will understand basic skills through recognizable routines like bedtime, clean-up time, and learning. And they will delight in understanding lessons and daily concerns they experience with their own families are shared by animal families! Children are invited to make contrasts and comparisons between their own lives and the lives of these animals. As they do, they will be enriched by a respect and a sense of belonging to the natural world.

Max loves to run and play but sometimes he gets angry when things don’t go his way. His sister tells him what to do and he gets mad at her. Sometimes he pushes her and then he gets in trouble. He learns that time out is a place to calm down and remember not to push or hit.Max learns about timeouts and that the shortest way to get out of one is to sit for his 2 minutes. He learns what to say to someone instead of push or hit to make her go away. He learns that his mother loves him no matter what happens but she wants him to have fun with other unicorns and not to get into trouble.Pediatrician and mother Dr. Wanda Venters combines humor and whimsical illustrations to explain why time outs help little unicorns calm down when their world is too much and they end up fighting. “Max Learns about Time -Outs” explains how overwhelming a small unicorn’s world can be and helps parents practice time outs as an effective discipline for aggressive activity.

Ages 5 and up. Teaches children how to tell time using moveable clock hands. Lessons teach 60 seconds, 60 minutes, one hour, one half hour and one quarter hour.Unique activities teach concepts of past, present and future time sequence. Also included are patterns, equal parts, comparing time and AM/PM. Fun games include draw your own clock, time maze and space adventure. This book is professionally designed using current educational methods to help children learn the concept of time. The Pen Notes books all include reusable sturdy write-on, wipe-off plastic pages, and come with a safe, non-toxic colored pencil for children to use.