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Jun 18, 2017 ... We played a game of tip, duck, duck goose and what's the time Mr Wolf. The children found shelter in the giant trees nurturing branches as they swung upside ... 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 ... A fun board game to develop analogue and digital time telling skills. There are two fun ways to play! Players must race their character around the board. What time is it Mr. Wolf? (Quelle heure est-il, M. Loup?) is a game of counting (telling time). Participants must be quick when lunchtime arrives, as Mr. Wolf ... Game · Everyone stands at one end of the space, except one student. · The class chants “What time is it Mr Wolf?”, and the wolf can respond in one of two ways: An all time favourite! Objective: Try to make it to the other side of the playing area without getting eaten by Mr. Wolf. One player is the wolf and he/she will stand with his/her back turned to the others about 5 meters from the others. The others call out, "Whats the time Mr. Mr Wolf calls a clock time. The other players will then take that many steps, counting them aloud as they go ("One, two, three"). Then they ask the question ... Documentary. Epilepsy is many things. Most people, when they hear the word, have just one picture in their mind - the 'tonic-clonic' seizure. 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 ...