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Do I need a set of cubes for each student? |
No. Six or more students can share the same set,
taking turns at manipulating the cubes. In fact, students’
working together encourages peer teaching and cooperative
learning.
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What’s the easiest way to remove the cubes
from the container? |
If it’s difficult for you to lift the cubes from
the box, simply close the container, turn it upside down,
and open it so that the cubes rest on the lid.
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Do I give all of the cubes to my students at once? |
Definitely not! Give your students only the cubes that
are needed for the lesson at hand. Once your students
are familiar with how the cubes work, have them find the
particular ones for the lesson, and close the box on the
others.
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I use multiple sets in my classroom. How do I keep
them separate from one another? |
You can color code the sets with permanent ink pens.
Simply put a colored dot on one of the faces of each cube
in the set. Use a different color for the next set, and
so on. When students put the cubes back in the box, have
them turn the dots up. All of the dots in each box should be the same color.
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I have never taught English before. Will I be able
to use English on a Roll®? |
| Yes. The textbook is written to support
newcomers to English language instruction as well as
experienced teachers. The simple teaching tips and reproducible materials make it easy to teach important concepts
in a meaningful, step-by-step sequence.
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