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Reading Comprehension Cubes

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$9.89 $15.95 In stock

Category: Comprehension

Grades 1 & up. Help your students concentrate on what they read by adding a bit of surprise to the lesson. Students answer the questions before reading (red cubes), during reading (blue cubes) and after reading (green cubes). Can make for a lively discussion. Each cube measures 1.625" x 1.625". Set of 6 cubes total.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Hannah C. ★★★★★

Finally, a hands-on way to make kids actually think about what they’re reading instead of just zoning out. The color-coded cubes for before, during, and after reading are brilliant, and my second grader loves rolling them during our nightly story time. It’s turned a chore into a fun little game.

Abigail ★★★★☆

The color-coded cubes make it easy to assign different phases of reading, and the red ones really got my students thinking before they even opened their books. Wish there were a few more question prompts per cube, but the surprise element keeps them engaged.

Hazel ★★★☆☆

My third graders enjoyed rolling the cubes, but the questions on the red and blue dice felt a bit repetitive after the first few uses. The concept is solid for mixing up reading time, just wish there were more variety in the prompts.