Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

TEMPORAL ORIENTATION | The Days of the Week & Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

The “Temporal Orientation – The Days of the Week & Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” book has 164 pages and contains a theory section, 112 pages of exercises divided into three levels of difficulty and five interactive games.

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Description

The Days of the Week & Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Age Group : 5 years and over

The book series entitled “Temporal Orientation” consists of five volumes. It aims to improve:

awareness and understanding of time,
the perception of a temporal sequence, consisting of juxtaposed facts and ideas in a logical order,
the perception and estimation of duration, i.e. the time an action takes or a period lasts,
orientation in time or temporal perspective.

Level 1: has three types of exercises related to introducing and understanding the concepts of “the days of the week” and “yesterday, today and tomorrow”.

Level 2: has five types of exercises related to understanding and using the concepts of “the days of the week” and “yesterday, today and tomorrow”.

Level 3: has six types of exercises related to understanding and using temporal succession: “the days of the week” and “yesterday, today and tomorrow”.

Interactive games and activities: this section has five interactive games:

1. The week wheel

2. A colour for each day

3. Find the colour, find the day

4. Yesterday, today and tomorrow

5. My week

Specifications

Book format

Paper (Spiral Binding) or PDF file
SKU

EN-EB1043
Age

Preschoolers
Number of pages

164
Dimensions

8.27 x 11.69 inches
Author

Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc
Pagination

Alice Kassotaki
Translation & Proofreading

Paula McGowan
Year of publication

2017

Theory section

Temporal orientation - Definition
Temporal perception
Temporal concepts
Developing the concept of time (Piaget)
Measuring time
Temporal concepts - Stages of development
Processing time
List of words and expressions that indicate time
Activities overview

Practical section
Level 1

Understanding the concepts of “week” and “days”
Understanding the concepts of “week” and “days” – Rhymes
Understanding the concepts of “week” and “days” – Colouring in
Understanding the concept of “today”
Understanding the concept of “yesterday”
Understanding the concept of “tomorrow”

Level 2

Understanding and using the concepts of “week” and “days” - Gluing
Understanding and using the concepts of “week” and “days” - Drawing
Understanding and using the concepts of “week” and “days” – Associating days with activities
Understanding and using the concepts of “week” and “days” – The week of
Understanding and using the concepts of “yesterday”, “today” and “tomorrow”

Level 3

Understanding and using temporal succession – The daily/weekly cycle
Understanding and using temporal succession – The week
Understanding and using temporal succession – Weekend and working days
Understanding and using temporal succession – The order of days
Understanding and using temporal succession – The calendar
Understanding and using temporal succession – Times and durations (days, today, tomorrow,
yesterday)

Interactive games and activities

The week wheel
A colour for each day
Find the colour, find the day
Yesterday, today and tomorrow
My week

Age

Preschoolers

Author

Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

TEMPORAL ORIENTATION | The Days of the Week & Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

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The Days of the Week & Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

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