User Guide

length of the rows visually, and also by counting. Create a weather

graph for each month, and have children compare the graphs. Is one

type of weather more likely in certain months of the year?

Weather Reporter

Let the children take turns preparing and presenting weather reports

like a reporter on television news.This is an excellent way for children

to begin to feel comfortable speaking in front of a group.

Recalling and Predicting

Talk about the previous days’ weather at calendar time to help the

children predict the weather for future days. Ask the children to

remember yesterday’s weather.Can they predict what the weather will

be like tomorrow? Next week? Next month?

A Week from Now Is…

When children are first learning about calendars, each day is counted

individually. For example,if a child wants to know what the date will be

in three days, he will count ahead three days; for a week, he will count

ahead seven days.Once the child understands that a week is seven days

long, show them how to find the date a week from now by looking at

the date below the current date. Ask children to find dates two weeks

ahead,and so on.

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Teaches days of the week, months, and seasons

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Ages 5+ length of the rows visually, and also by counting. Create a weather graph for each month, and have children compare the graphs. Is one type of weather more likely in certain months of the year? Weather Reporter Let the children take turns preparing and presenting weather reports like a reporter on television news. This is an excellent way for children to begin to feel comfortable speaking in front of a group.
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Magnetic Learning Calendar Calendar time is a great way to start an early learner’s day, at home or in school. Use it to recall previous days’ events and make plans for days ahead. Getting Started Before using your Magnetic Learning Calendar, punch out each magnetic piece and match it to the appropriate place on the calendar. Since the placement of the dates on the days of the week will change each month,use a calendar as a guide when you place the dates on the grid.There are four blank date squares.