Years ago when I was looking for a different way to have my students share details about the books they were reading, I stumbled onto this idea. I call it a comprehension cube. I think it puts a unique spin on a boring book report. I have decided to share it with others. I have been working on it for a few weeks now and it is my first attempt at doing a tutorial-of-sorts. I need a new set of eyes and a guinea pig, er…reader of mine to test it out and see what changes I might need to make to my directions.
Before you volunteer, you will need the following materials to complete this project:
6 pieces of cardstock or construction paper cut into 6in. x 6in. squares
Stapler
Pencil
(optional – glue stick & scissors if you want to put the cube together with my template pieces)
Are you still interested? Leave me a comment or send me an e-mail (atozscrapbook@gmail.com). I would like to have your feedback by Wednesday, if possible š
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