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    This document provides ideas for using a cube template as an educational tool. The six sides of the cube can be used to write comprehension questions about fiction and non-fiction readings based on who, what, where, when, why and how. Another suggested use is to write different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy on the sides to prompt questions and answers at various depths. Additional ideas include practicing math facts, reviewing vocabulary words, and writing prompts to help students get to know each other at the start of the school year.

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    This document provides ideas for using a cube template as an educational tool. The six sides of the cube can be used to write comprehension questions about fiction and non-fiction readings based on who, what, where, when, why and how. Another suggested use is to write different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy on the sides to prompt questions and answers at various depths. Additional ideas include practicing math facts, reviewing vocabulary words, and writing prompts to help students get to know each other at the start of the school year.

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    3 Inch Cube Template

    Uploaded by

    Sara Kukic
    This document provides ideas for using a cube template as an educational tool. The six sides of the cube can be used to write comprehension questions about fiction and non-fiction readings based on who, what, where, when, why and how. Another suggested use is to write different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy on the sides to prompt questions and answers at various depths. Additional ideas include practicing math facts, reviewing vocabulary words, and writing prompts to help students get to know each other at the start of the school year.

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    Cube

    Template

    Ideas:
    1. Write who,
    what, where, when,
    why, how on each
    side. Use as a
    Comprehension
    check during fiction
    and non-fiction
    reading
    assignments.

    2. Use the levels of


    Bloom’s Taxonomy.
    Students can ask –
    or answer – a
    question from the
    level of questioning
    rolled.

    3. Practice math
    facts

    4. Review
    vocabulary words

    5. Write phrases
    such as “Favorite
    Food” and “Favorite
    Book.” Use as a
    get-to-know-you
    activity at the
    beginning of the
    year

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