Show & Tell {10.28.11}

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! 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 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!!

Tally Marks

The most recent addition to the Education Cubes Members Only Site are the Tally Mark insert cards.

This set of insert cards includes tally marks from 1-20, which can be used to help reinforce counting! Do you ou have ideas on how to use these insert cards to enhance math skills? Please share your ideas in a comment below!

You can access the Tally Mark 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 “Counting” link found on the “Math” page.}

Hot Potato Word Families

Heidi from Starts At Eight linked a fun idea on the Show & Tell! How about practicing your Word Families by playing Hot Potato! Click on the photo below to check out Heidi’s idea! She even includes a video so that you can see the game in action!

{Photo used with permission from Heidi @ Starts At Eight}

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!

Show & Tell {10.21.11}

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! 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 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!!

1+1+1=1 Raising Rock Stars Preschool {COMPLETED} Insert Cards

There are some new Education Cubes insert cards on the Members Only Site that I am SUPER excited to share with you! If you are using the Raising Rock Stars Preschool Curriculum, then this one is for you! I have partnered with Carisa from 1+1+1=1 and have COMPLETED the insert cards designed to be used along with the RRSP curriculum! 

Images on the insert cards are used with the permission of Carisa from 1+1+1=1.

The completed set now contains eight sets of insert cards (including the most recently added K-B and R-Q Review Units), which can be accessed by joining the Education Cubes Members Only Site are:

• RRSP Review Units L-E
• RRSP Review Units X-A
• RRSP Review Units K-B (shown above)
• RRSP Review Units R-Q (shown above)
• RRSP Vocabulary A-I (shown above)
• RRSP Vocabulary J-R
• RRSP Vocabulary S-Z
• RRSP Key Cards (shown above)

Designed to be used as a supplement to the Raising Rock Stars Preschool Curriculum, there are TONS of possible ways to use these!

Do you have ideas on how to use the Raising Rock Stars Preschool insert cards? Leave a comment with your ideas!!!

(Attention Members: These cards can be found in the “Early Concepts” section on the “Curriculum-based” page.)

Show & Tell {10.14.11}

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! 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 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!!

Parking Lot Game

If you have a race car fan in your home, you have got to check out how Sara from Happy Brown House used the Number insert cards to play the Parking Lot Game! Click on the photo below to download the game and see how to play!

{Photo used with permission from Sara @ Happy Brown House.}

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!

 

Scottie Dog Counting {Angus Lost}

A recent addition to the Members Only Site are these adorable Scottie Dog Counting insert cards.

I created them with the book Angus Lost by Marjorie Flack in mind. I also made a Grid Game to go along with them! You can get more info on the grid game from my Scottie Dog Grid Game post.

In addition to using the Scottie Dog Counting insert cards with the Scottie Dog  grid game, you could use them for some basic 1-to-1 correspondence counting practice! Plus, they are a great addition to the Angus Lost Printable Pack from Homeschool Creations!

You can access the Scottie Dog Counting insert cards 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 “Made for Grid Games” link found on the “Other” page.}

Show & Tell {10.7.11}

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! 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 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!!

Did you know…

...that there are blank insert cards available on the Member’s Only Site that you can use to create your very own Education Cubes insert cards?

Click here to see examples of how others have taken the blank insert cards and tailored them to fit their needs!

FYI: You can also view a complete list of all the insert cards currently found on the Member’s Only Site.

Members, you can find the blank cards on the “Miscellaneous” page which under the “Other” category.

Dinosaur Graphing {Using the Blank Template}

I just love how Jen from Chestnut Grove Academy used the Blank Insert Cards along with some dinosaur printables from another site to make a Dinosaur Roll-a-Graph Pictograph activity for her son! (She adhered the smaller dino printables to the blank template, which is sized to fit the cubes.) This is a great hands-on graphing activity for dino lovers! Click on the photo below for more details on how Jen created this 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!