Show & Tell {6.8.12}

Welcome to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

Remember: You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to be solely about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts from other blog carnivals as long as you either add the Show & Tell button OR include a sentence linking back the the Education Cubes website. (You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.)

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas! By linking your post on the Show & Tell, you are giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.  

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Parts of Speech

The most recent addition to the Education Cubes Members Only site are the Parts of Speech insert cards! The 8 parts of speech included are: noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.  

You can use these to play some fun word identification games! Roll a part of speech, choose a word that is the part of speech rolled, and then use it in a sentence. The sillier the sentences, the more fun the game can be!

Do you have an idea of how to use the Parts of Speech insert cards?

You can access these insert cards as well as many, many more by joining the Education Cubes Members Only Site.

View a complete list of all the insert cards currently found on the Members Only Site.

{Attention Members: You can find these insert cards on the “Grammar” link found on the “Language Arts” page.}

Show & Tell {4.20.12}

Welcome to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

Remember: You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to be solely about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts from other blog carnivals as long as you either add the Show & Tell button OR include a sentence linking back the the Education Cubes website. (You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.)

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas! By linking your post on the Show & Tell, you are giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.  

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

 

Identifying States with Cubes & Puzzles {DONE}

Jen from Chestnut Grove Academy shows how her kids use some of the United States insert cards along with some puzzles (LeapFrog Adventures Across America Wood Puzzle and Melissa & Doug USA Map Floor Puzzle) as a fun way to practice identifying the states! Click on the photo below to head over to Jen’s blog for more details on this fun activity!

{Photo used with permission from Jen @ Chestnut Grove Academy}

Have you blogged about how you are using the different insert cards with your Education Cubes? If so, be sure to link up at the Show & Tell! I would love to feature your idea!

Box Blending

Erin from Royal Baloo and Logi Bear Too linked a fun idea on the Show & Tell! Her son created a “new” way to practice Word Families by their Education Cubes and a box! Click on the photo below to check out Baloo’s idea! He spent 30 minutes of blending sounds all while having FUN!

{Photo used with permission from Erin @ Royal Baloo and Logi Bear Too}

Have you blogged about how you are using the different insert cards with your Education Cubes? If so, be sure to link up at the Show & Tell! I would love to feature your idea!

Active Number Identification

LaToya from Christian Momma used the Number insert cards along with Confessions of a Homeschooler’s Letter of the Week Curriculum as a fun, active way to practice number identification! (Be sure to check out the coordinating Letter of the Week insert cards!) Click on the photo below to head over to Christian Momma for more details! 

{Photo used with permission from LaToya @ Christian Momma}

Have you blogged about how you are using the different insert cards with your Education Cubes? If so, be sure to link up at the Show & Tell! I would love to feature your idea!

Don't forget to purchase the photo blocks needed to make your Education Cubes!

Show & Tell {3.23.12}

Welcome to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Don't forget to purchase the photo blocks needed to make your Education Cubes!

Continent Hop

Jen from Chestnut Grove Academy shows us how she uses her Education Cubes with the Continent insert cards to play the Continent Hop game from Spell Outloud! Click on the photo below to head over to Chestnut Grove Academy for more Education Cube ideas!

{Photo used with permission from Jen @ Chestnut Grove Academy}

Have you blogged about how you are using the different insert cards with your Education Cubes? If so, be sure to link up at the Show & Tell! I would love to feature your idea!

Planets

The most recent addition to the Education Cubes Members Only site are the Planet insert cards! Included are two sets featuring all eight planets plus Pluto!  

 

Use these insert cards along with the cubes to learn the the planet names! Roll the cube and then share a fact about the planet rolled.

Do you have an idea of how to use the Planet insert cards?

You can access these insert cards as well as many, many more by joining the Education Cubes Members Only Site.

View a complete list of all the insert cards currently found on the Members Only Site.

{Attention Members: You can find these insert cards on the “Earth Science” link found on the “Science” page.}

Show & Tell {3.9.12}

Welcome you to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Music Notes (Basic Counting)

The most recent addition to the Education Cubes Members Only site are the Music Notes (Basic Counting) insert cards! Included are two sets of cards, one with labels and one without labels (whole, half, quarter, eight & sixteenth notes).  

Use these insert cards to work on counting music. Roll the cube and then count the respective beats.

Do you have an idea of how to use the Music Notes (Basic Counting) insert cards?

You can access these insert cards as well as many, many more by joining the Education Cubes Members Only Site.

View a complete list of all the insert cards currently found on the Members Only Site.

{Attention Members: You can find these insert cards on the “Music” link found on the “Electives” page.}

Show & Tell {3.2.12}

Welcome you to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Storage Idea: Plastic Bin & Dividers

A number of people have asked for suggestions on how to store the insert cards for their Education Cubes. Heidi from Starts At Eight shares how she uses a plastic bin and dividers to keep the insert cards neatly organized and easily accessible.

Photo used with permission from Heidi at Starts At Eight.

Click on the photo above to head over and see how this storage system is working for Heidi!

Looking for another idea? Be sure to check out how Maureen re-purposed a CD case to store her Education Cube insert cards!

Vowel Blends

The most recent addition to the Education Cubes Members Only site are the Vowel Blend insert cards! Included are five sets of cards; one for each of the vowels {a,e,i,o,u}, paired with all the consonants.  

Does your little one need some extra practice with blending consonants and vowels? Add some active fun by using the Vowel Blend insert cards! Roll a blend and then call out a word beginning with the sound. Or use the Vowel Blend insert cards in one cube and various consonants from the Lowercase Alphabet insert cards in another cube. Roll both cubes and say the word formed! There are tons of possibilities!

Do you have an idea of how to use the Vowel Blend insert cards?

You can access the Vowel Blend insert cards as well as many, many more by joining the Education Cubes Members Only Site.

View a complete list of all the insert cards currently found on the Members Only Site.

{Attention Members: You can find these insert cards on the “Phonics” link found on the “Early Concepts” page or on the “Language Arts” page.}

Show & Tell {2.24.12}

Welcome you to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Show & Tell {2.3.12}

Welcome you to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Show & Tell {1.27.12}

Welcome you to the Education Cubes Show & Tell! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!

Show & Tell {1.20.12} NEW GUIDELINES

The Education Cubes site has been on a bit of a break, but we are back! First off, I want to welcome you to the very first Education Cubes Show & Tell of 2012! I am very excited to see how YOU are implementing the cubes and insert cards for some fun, hands-on learning fun! If this will be your first time participating, be sure to check out the Show & Tell Guidelines before linking up your post.

NEW GUIDELINES: For those who have participated before, please take note of the new guidelines. Basically, by linking up to the Show & Tell, you are now giving me permission to feature your idea as a blog post here on the Education Cubes site. Featuring your idea means that I will use at least one of your photos (showing your Education Cubes idea) and I will direct my readers to your site by providing a link back to your corresponding blog post.

Please note: The new guidelines do not apply to the posts linked up prior to the new guidelines. For those, I will still contact you to ask permission to feature your idea.

Remember:  You MUST be an Education Cubes Member AND your post MUST show the Education Cube insert cards in use. Your post does not have to solely be about Education Cubes. You may use old posts or posts for other blog carnivals as long as you go in and add either the button or the sentence linked to here. You can grab the button & see the sentence on the Show & Tell Guidelines post.

Please Note ~ Links that do not comply with the guidelines will be removed in order to help others searching specifically for Education Cube ideas!

Now, onto the showing and telling! I can’t wait to see your ideas!!