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Daylight Savings Time Adapted Book - Google Slides

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Slide 1 on more evening sun, asking 'What do we have more of in the evening?' with sun and snow cloud choices
Slide 1 of the adapted book: more evening daylight
Slide 2 on Benjamin Franklin's idea, asking 'Who thought of Daylight Savings Time first?' with two picture choices
Slide 2 of the adapted book: Ben Franklin's idea
Slide 3 on the US starting the time change in 1918, asking 'When did the US start Daylight Savings Time?' 1923 or 1918
Slide 3 of the adapted book: the 1918 start date
Slide 4: clocks move ahead or behind an hour 2 times a year, asking 'What do we move 2 times a year?' clock or car
Slide 4 of the adapted book: changing the clocks
Slide 5 on moving the clock forward 1 hour to 'Spring Ahead', asking 'What do we do in Spring?' with clock choices
Slide 5 of the adapted book: Spring Ahead
Slide 6 on springing ahead the first Sunday in March, asking 'What month do we Spring Ahead?' March or November
Slide 6 of the adapted book: the March time change
Slide 7 on moving the clock backward 1 hour to 'Fall Back', asking 'What do we do in Fall?' with clock choices
Slide 7 of the adapted book: Fall Back
Slide 8 on falling back the first Sunday in November, asking 'What month do we Fall Back?' November or March
Slide 8 of the adapted book: the November time change
Slide 9 on turning clocks back at 2AM, asking 'When are we supposed to turn the clocks back?' with moon or sun
Slide 9 of the adapted book: the 2AM clock change
Slide 10 on 70 countries using the time change, asking 'How many countries use Daylight Savings Time?' 70 or 90
Slide 10 of the adapted book: countries and states
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Daylight Saving Time Adapted Book - Google Slides

An invaluable resource designed uniquely for educators to enlighten young minds about the concept of Daylight Saving Time. Suitable for preschool, kindergarten and first grade students including those with special needs.

Key Features:
  • Carefully tailored Google Slide activities aimed at comprehensive understanding of Daylight Saving time - its origin, purpose and how it works.
  • Easily accessible lessons from Earth Sciences curriculum that require minimal preparation from teachers.
  • The utilization of an interactive educational tool, boosting 'hands-on learning' via a user-friendly 'drag-and-drop' characteristic.
  • New vocabulary integrated strategically within slides for developing early readers while reinforcing their understanding on the topic concurrently.
Aesthetically pleasing visuals and color schemes are an added advantage ensuring the curiosity of young learners is well catered to. Moreover, inclusion of WH questions and reading comprehension questions throughout the lesson supports development of problem-solving skills while reinforcing memory recall ability among students over time. The adaptive nature of implementation allows varied use in accordance with student's needs which can range from individual engagement to small-group instructions or even homework assignments based on learners’ grasp over elements discussed in this module. Teaching daylight saving time becomes a breeze with this innovative No-Prep resource crafted considering different learning capacities at early age groups.

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Google Slides for the activities.

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