Question 1

Can someone please list all the questions?

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How does the story end?
Identify a paragraph that used descriptive writing.
How was a problem solved?
Summarize the story.
How can you relate to the story?
What is the main idea of the story?

What do the pictures in the book tell you about the story?
What do the pictures on the cover tell you about the story?
What questions do you have about the story?
What would you like to find out in the story?
How might this story relate to your life?
Identify any unfamiliar words in the title.

What does the title tell you about the story?
What background do you bring to the story?
Who is the illustrator?
Predict what will happen in the story.
Is the story fiction or nonfiction?
Who is the author?

Identify and predict how a problem may be solved.
How would you attempt to solve a problem in the story?
Where does the story take place?
Who are the main characters?
Find and define an unfamiliar word.
Identify one problem or conflict in the story.

How might you retitle the story? Why?
Retell a main event within the story.
What lessons can you learn from the story?
How might you end the story differently?
How are you and the main character alike?
How are you and the main character different?

Predict how the story will end.
How does the story relate to your life?
Did the solution to one problem cause another to occur?
What questions do you have about the story?
Choose a problem in the story. How could this problem have been avoided?
Which character can you relate to so far? Why?

Question 2

Do they work well for a high school class?

Accepted Answer

I use these in a high school classroom. It gets the discussions started and then i ask more detail questions in connection with cube question to drive deeper thinking.

Question 3

Are questions on all 6 cubes the same? Or are questions on the same color cubes the same? Thanks

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All of the cubes have different questions. There are none of the same questions on any sides of any cubes. Same colored ones have totally different questions on each cube. :)

Question 4

Is there. a way to make the cube last longer without the words peeling off? Like using some kind of fixative or clear nail polish?

Accepted Answer

I do not think it’s necedsary. They are reall well made. I love the dice we purchased.

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Additional Features	Lightweight
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Customer Package Type	FFP
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,262)
Educational Objective	Motor Skills, Reading Comprehension
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Included Components	Counter toys
Is Assembly Required	Yes
Item Dimensions	17.5 x 9.7 x 4.8 centimeters
Item Type Name	Reading Comprehension Cubes
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Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	72.0
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Model Name	Reading Comprehension Cubes
Model Number	LER7022
Model Year	1984
Number of Pieces	120
Number of Players	4+
Operation Mode	manual
Power Source	Manual
Set Name	Set of 6 Reading Comprehension Cubes
Size	1-5/8 L x 1-5/8 W in
Sub Brand	Learning Resources
Supported Battery Types	No batteries required
Target Audience	Children aged 6 and up
Theme	Reading Comprehension
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Learning Resources Reading Comprehension Cubes

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