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However, much work must precede this as is shown by the vocabulary list for reception (4/5 years old) below.  \nStart with which day of the week it is, what day will it be tomorrow/ yesterday etc. There are certain times of the day they need to know, such as morning and afternoon and the order that these come in.  \nAt this stage do not worry about telling the time on a clock: some children will find this hard and get very frustrated if it is introduced too soon.  \nLENGTH  \ntime  \nMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday day, week  \nbirthday, holiday  \nmorning, afternoon, evening, night bedtime, dinnertime, playtime today, yesterday, tomorrow before, after  \nnext, last  \nnow, soon, early, late  \nquick, quicker, quickest, quickly slow, slower, slowest, slowly old, older, oldest  \nnew, newer, newest  \ntakes longer, takes less time hour, o’clock  \nclock, watch, hands  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nMonday  \nTuesday  \nWednesday  \nThursday  \nFriday  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nSaturday  \nSunday  \nday  \nweek  \nbirthday  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nholiday  \nmorning  \nafternoon  \nevening  \nbedtime  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \ndinnertime  \nplaytime  \ntoday  \ntomorrow  \nyesterday  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nbefore  \nafter  \nnext  \nlast  \nnow  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nsoon  \nearly  \nlate  \nlater  \nquick  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nquicker  \nquickest  \nslow  \nslower  \nslowest  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nslowly  \nold  \nolder  \noldest  \nnew  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)  \nnewer  \nnewest  \ntakes longer  \ntakes less time  \nhour  \n[Mathsblog.co.uk](Mathsblog.co.uk)","cbCaidb3SwIrfv14","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidb3SwIrfv14","pdf",54098,11,"English","# Days and weeks\n## Day of the week and tomorrow/yesterday\n## Time-of-day words\n# Sequence and duration\n## Before/after, next/last, now/soon\n## Early/late and quick/slow comparisons\n# Clock-related vocabulary\n## Hour, o’clock, clock, watch, hands","[{\"question\":\"What age group is this time vocabulary intended for?\",\"answer\":\"It is intended for Reception children (4–5 years old).\"},{\"question\":\"Which time-of-day words are included in the list?\",\"answer\":\"The list includes morning, afternoon, evening, and night-related terms like bedtime, plus dinnertime and playtime.\"},{\"question\":\"Does it focus on telling the time on a clock at this stage?\",\"answer\":\"No. The guidance says not to worry about telling the time on a clock yet, because it may frustrate children if introduced too soon.\"}]","Maths Vocabulary for Reception - Time | PDF",1790584433,28]