Clocks and More Clocks rosies walk Picture Book

Press: Aladdin; Reprint (January 1, 1994) Paperback: 32 Target Audience: 4 - 8 Years Old Language: English Product Size: 24.8X0.5X20.3 Product Weight: 113 G Mr.Higgins Lives Alone in a Three-Story Small Foreign-Style Building. This Day, He Found a Clock in His Attic. In Order to Know Whether It Is Accurate Or Not, Master Jin Went to the Streets to Buy a New Bell and Put It in the Bedroom on the Third Floor. Mr.Higgins Looked at the Time of the Clock First, Then Climbed to the Attic to Look at the Old Clock. at This Glance, He Was Confused, the Clock in the Attic Is One Minute Faster than the Clock in the Bedroom. He Had to Buy Another Clock...... After Buying Back Three Hours One after Another, Mr.Higgins Still Can't Figure out Which Clock Is Accurate. The Watch Master Used His Pocket Watch to Help Him Solve His Doubts. Now, Mr.Higgins Finally Found the Crux of the Problem-the Watch Master Went out in Front of His Feet and Immediately Went to the Streets to Buy a Pocket Watch Exactly like the Watch Master. Since Then, All His Clocks Have Been Accurate...... Mr. in the Story. Higgins Took Pains to Climb up and down on the Fourth Floor of His Home, Straight up & down and Ran out Again and Again to Buy Clocks, Which Often Made Children Laugh. We Can Guide Children to Think Step by Step in the Way of Problems and Help Them Establish the Concept of Time. 1. Mr. Higgins Already Has a Clock. Why Do You Want to Buy It? 2. Is His Clock Accurate Or Not? Why Does He Think His Clock Is Always Inaccurate? 4. Is There a Problem with His Clock, Or What Other Reasons? After Several Times of Questions, the Children May Have Understood a Truth: Time Goes Forward like Running Water and Will Not Stop Waiting for Others.