Parts of the Day, Concepts

Name: Parts of the Day, Concepts
SKU: CIP3-3
Availability: InStock

Description

The packs in our popular Concepts In Pictures series provide teaching techniques, activities and games to help children learn a range of key concepts – in this case ‘Parts of the Day’ (morning, afternoon, evening and night).

The colourful, illustrated worksheets can be used in one to one or small group settings with children of a wide age and ability range. They are suitable to be used by speech and language therapists and teaching staff and, because each activity is accompanied by clear instructions, they are also ideal for home programmes of work.

The understanding and use of concepts is an important area of language development – knowledge of concepts is essential for a child to be able to understand routines, follow instructions, learn new vocabulary and support literacy and numeracy skills.

For more information see below

Ref: CIP3-3

The Concepts in Pictures series from Black Sheep Press offers structured teaching techniques, activities, and games designed to help children learn a wide range of key concepts. Our full colour “Parts of the Day Concepts” pack contains 18 pages of activities based around the character Mickey Mobile (who knows all about time). Full instructions for use are included along with ideas for extension activities.

It is recommended that when a new concept is introduced, a ‘hands on’, concrete approach should always be the initial teaching method. Some children will require a higher level of repetition and reinforcement to fully establish the schemata for the word and so our Parts of the Day concepts pack provides these additional activities.

Join Mickey Mobile as we learn together about the different parts of the day (morning, afternoon, evening and night):

Activities to help you remember the different parts of the day.
Can you say what you see or do in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening and at night?
Meet Marvin the monster and take him on a ‘time walk’ of his day. He eats a monster breakfast in the morning, but when does he have his monster muddy shower?!
Can you create your own ‘time walk’ of your day?
Additional colourful illustrations are included to help practice using the different parts of the day. For example:
- Do you get up in the morning? Or in the afternoon?
- Do you eat your packed lunch in the morning? Or at night?!
- Do you go to School at night?! Or in the morning ?

Follow this link to see more about our other concept resources

Age: 4-7

Format: PDF file, 39 pages in total (including 15 pages of duplicate black and white pictures)

Snippets: Upgrade your account to send specially selected extracts of this resource, via our website, to parents and carers for homework exercises. The snippets for this resource include illustrated coloured worksheets and the following activities:

Meet Mickey Mobile as he introduces you to the different words people use to talk about parts of the day (morning, afternoon, evening and night)
Where is the sun and the moon: can you position the sun and the moon in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening and at night?
Take Marvin the Monster on a time walk. When does he cook a monster meal? When does he have a monster shower?!
Now draw your own time walk.