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Description. This unit of work is designed to teach students of Japanese, how to tell the time using o'clock times. Now an additional supplement extends the ... “What's the time Mr. Wolf” is Maori tribe's Bohemian Rhapsody. It is a masterful, subversive piece which delves into the implications of metaphorical ... The players ask Mr. Wolf “What time is it, Mr. Wolf?” If Mr. Wolf says “8 o'clock,” the players dribble 8 steps forward, 6 o'clock, 6 steps forward, etc. If you land on a clock with a question mark, everyone calls out 'What's the time Mr. Wolf?', and you pick up a tile. Read the phrase and digital clock, then ... Have one bunny ask, “what time is it, Mr. Wolf?” The wolf replies with a time and the bunnies will take the corresponding number of steps (e.g. taking 5 steps ... A fabulous finger puppet interpretation of this evergreen children's game. Follow Mr. Wolf and Little Wolf through the hours in their day, from waking up to ... Party fun galore with this traditional kids' game. Make sure that there is plenty of room and lots of drinks on hand for puffed-out players at the end. Use this great interactive game to help young children practice telling the time to the hour. Based on M.r Wolf from the popular playground game, pupils need to ... The game starts with the participants asking "What's the time Mr/Mrs Wolf?". Reacting to the 'Wolf's' response, participants must take that many steps forward ... Everyone should keep repeating the question again, saying 'What time is it, Mr. Wolf?' and moving forward the number shouted each time. Eventually ...