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Teaching Children The Time

Why Aramazu?

Aramazu is a new interactive approach to teaching children how to tell the time that is easy to teach because it uses logic on which they can fix their learning, gaining fast results.

How Does It Work?

Through online stories, children build a visual concept of time using the shape of a mountain to provide a mental image of the hour. Colourful interactive Aramazu teaching clocks presented with an iconic phrase helps children to ‘picture’ time, removing the need for traditional rote learning. Watch the video to see how to tell the time

Why It Works?

Addressing the four main learning styles using images, physical activities, tactile clocks and an easy iconic phrase, children easily remember how to tell the time. Trialled for over three years within the classroom, it has a proven track record. (Click here to see what teachers are saying).

Resources

Designed specifically for classroom teaching, using interactive whiteboards and  overhead projector, Aramazu for teachers includes;

  • Lesson plans
  • Interactive Clocks
  • Online games
  • Teaching sequences
  • Topic webs and links to cross curricular activities
  • Physical classroom activities
  • Downloadable build your own clocks
  • Activity sheets

An Aramazu@home feature will shortly be introduced and the resource library is continually being added to.

When Aramazu?

how to tell the timeAramazu has two starting points, for children just starting to count to 12 and for children already counting to 60.

For older children counting to 60 – upper KS/1 (Key Stage 1) and KS/2 (Key Stage 2) – a fast track story – The Learn to Tell the Time Right Now Book, identical concept in a different setting without the fairy tale.

How Aramazu?

Total on line access available to individual teachers for a nominal subscription or to schools through a site license.

Click here to see the Sample Aramazu online resources.
Teaching Children The Time
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