Learning Resources Reading Comprehension Cubes - Set of 6, Kids Ages 6 Plus Teacher and Classroom Supplies, Reading Aids for Kids, Home Learning

Brought this to help my son expand his vocab, imagination, presentation, comprehension etc as part of an effort to help with his English comp. Fun way to ask a few questions to help probe and understand a story/text far in far more depth

Thought these were going to be bigger than what they were but I probably didn't read the description well. They will be a great addition to my classroom for a reading comprehension. Children have a choice of versatile questions that can be applied to most books. I have previously used book reviews for children show understanding but this is something new, kinaesthetic and more child lead as they can decide what to answer.

I use these with individual readers. At the end of our reading session I ask them to choose a colour then throw the dice. They then answer the question. Children love it, and it opens up a great assessment tool.

A handy travel-style resource to help my confused Autistic Son 'get' the sub text whilst reading.

Fantastic for my high achieving Year 2s during guided Reading. I sometimes use them for children to discuss with their talk partner, or we use them as a whole group - very handy

The product is quite advanced, especially the “before reading” questions, where, for example, it asks how the child thinks they will relate to the book.

I use these for guided reading sessions in my classroom. They get the children excited as they don't know what question they will get and adds a bit of fun to their reading sessions.

I have had these for 3 days and already the writing has come off which is disappointing as they are a great resource.

As a homeschooling mother to an 8 yr. old third grader, who struggles with reading, I was ecstatic to see these!! I started homeschooling in the middle of second grade when my son's school said they were going to pass him to the next grade anyway, even though he clearly wasn't ready in the reading dept.!! I suggested they hold him back a year so he wouldn't be so behind, and they replied, "oh, that's not really possible.. You would have to go to the State Board of Education and put in a request for that, and it almost never happens." So much for the "No child left behind.." My son, if he had been pushed on into the third grade, would CLEARLY have been behind, and struggling to keep up.. He excels in Math, and all other subjects, but for some reason, just doesn't have the confidence and is a hesitant reader..My husband and I made the decision to pull him out of the wonderful public school system, and I would school him at home with Christian curriculum that is used in private schools that you can buy directly from Private/Home School dealers. Items such as these have made such a difference!! I try to make his difficult subject a game by having him pick out a block out of a bag with his eyes closed.. Then whichever story we are reading for the day, he has to "search" for that answer in the story..Thus increasing his comprehension abilities..When I began teaching him, his abilities were at zero!! He has improved by leaps and bounds! These are great assets to help a struggling reader, or to just bring fun to your reading class!!

Excelente para ayudar con comprensión de lectura, solo que esta en inglés!

These are great for making reading more interactive .Helps to shake things up a bit.Keep away from infants and toddlers looking for a good snack lol

Me gustó el tamaño, es más grande de lo que imaginé. Lo único que no me encantó mucho fue el material.. me parece que hay que tener cuidado para que no se rompa... sobretodo si hay niños pequeños o mascotas.

I got these for the second graders that I work with and we use the new Common Core method. These have been fantastic not only for when we break into morning Literacy Stations but also when we do our "whole group" time, reading together on the carpet, and the kids have to answer questions about the main idea, character traits, how they might relate to the characters, or change the ending or title, and so much more! Plus it has the added bonus of letting the kids roll a die so they think it is a game while they are learning, always a great thing. Some of the tutors have taken to borrowing the cubes when we are not using them for their work with one, two, or three children and they work on the advanced learners as well as those who are advanced students in training! We are waiting for more PTA money in the spring to get the other sets of dice to complete our set. Thank you for helping the children with this wonderful idea.