If you can not pinpoint exactly what worksheets to get Ms. Miller will promptly answer any questions you might have and give you great recommendations.
I personally received from Math Mammoth, the worktext Math Mammoth Clock. Redd and I had worked a little last year on telling time but I needed something that would help him master time telling.
A worktext contains the teaching and the exercises removing the need for a separate teachers manual.
(I appreciated this!). Since Redd is reading pretty well now he can read most of the instructions for himself.
Anytime you can get a child working independantly it is awesome!
Here are the contents of Math Mammoth Clock: (gradually progresses from 1st grade concepts to 3rd grade concepts)
Whole and Half Hours
The Minutes and Half Hours
AM and PM
Review - Half Hours
The Minutes
Five-Minute Intervals
How Much Time Passes?
Half and Quarter Hours
Practice
Review: Reading the Clock
Clock to the Minute
Elapsed Time
More on Elapsed Time
The Calendar
Using the Calendar
Changing Time Units
This particular product, Math Mammoth Clock is priced $3.50 for a download version and $10 for a printed copy.
When you take a look at the Math Mammoth site and are not sure where to start then try out the 'tour'.
"Take a 7-day virtual email tour around Math Mammoth! You'll receive:"
-A package of 280 free worksheets and sample pages;
-7 individual emails on 7 subsequent days that answer the most commonly asked questions, including "What is the difference between all these different-colored series?"
-Homeschool Math Newsletter
Wow! 280 pages for free! If you love freebies like I do, head on over to Math Mammoth now!
April
As a member of the TOS crew, I received this product free of charge and the opinions expressed above are my own.
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