Lower Primary Bloom's Taxonomy Comprehension
Based on Bloom’s Taxonomy, this lower-primary comprehension pack for Years 2–4 fosters critical and creative thinking skills through highly engaging questions and activities.
By dividing these skills into six levels - Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, and Create - teachers can easily differentiate and assign tasks that are rigorous and challenging for all students.
PLUS, the activities can be used with any fiction text, creating a lifelong teaching resource!
Within the Daily 5 framework, these questions can be used for Listen to Reading, Read to Self, or Read to Someone.
Like to learn more about Daily 5? Read my blog post HERE!
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Why Choose The Lower Primary Bloom's Taxonomy Comprehension?
- All comprehension activities can be used with any fiction text, making them a lifelong resource!
- This resource allows for quick and easy differentiation - lower-ability students can complete remember and understand questions, while higher-ability students can tackle evaluate and create tasks.
What's Included?
- 30 engaging activities (in A5 and A4 sizes)
- Editable powerpoint template (in A4 size) you can type into for whole class instruction
- Title page posters featuring my original line art design
- Daily 5 colour poster set
- Daily 5 black and white poster set
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