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These posters encourage children to be independent learners, using categories and questions based on Bloom's taxonomy. They can be used across all subjects.
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I was wondering if these could be created in A3 version?
Hi kaholton,
I'll see what we can do for you! Thanks for commenting :)
8 years agoHi therekaholton,
This has been completed now and we have emailed the new resource to you! It will also be available on the website soon. I hope you find it useful!
8 years agoHi, I really like this resource, but I was wondering can I edit it to change the colours of each level to the revised version of Blooms Taxonomy. For example Remembering is purple, Understanding is blue etc. Thank you :)
Hi there leerowe90, thanks for your comment! I have requested an editable version of this resource for you so you can edit the colour headings. :)
9 years agoHello there
One of our designers has made an alternative version for you which I am sending you by email now :)
9 years agoHi Jules, Could I too have the alternative version please? Many thanks :)
Hi there gemmahumphrey, thanks for your comment! We now have the alternative version on the site underneath the main download button on this page. :)
8 years agoI think this resource is great! I've used it to help me generate questions to put in each provision area to support adults with their questioning of the children. I have just noticed there's 2 pages titled I understand, should one say I can apply? :)
Hey there Frybie, thanks for commenting! I've had a look, and forwarded your comment to our resource designers to look into :)
9 years agoHi frypie,
I'm a resource designer at twinkl and I have now corrected this resource. The amended version should be up on the site soon, but in the meantime I have emailed it over to you :-)
9 years agoHi, is it possible for these to be editable? Thanks.
Hi Magsbarra,
I'll ask our design team to take a look! Thanks for commenting :)
7 years agoHi there Magsbarra,
Our lovely resource creation team have created this and emailed the new resource to you! It will also be available to download within 48 hours, and you can find it either as a new resource, or under 'Alternative versions' above. I hope you find it useful!
7 years agoHi is it possible to get these to print out for a lanyard?
Hi zand123,
Thanks for your lovely request - I'll ask our design team to take a look and see if we can make this change for you :) In the meantime, you might find this resource useful: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-l-52300-lanyard-sized-blooms-taxonomy-questions-for-reading-cards
6 years agoHi there zand123,
Our lovely resource creation team have created this and emailed the new resource to you! I hope you find it useful!
6 years agoPlease could I have these in cursive writing?
Hi there,
Thanks for your lovely request - I'll ask our design team to take a look and see if we can make this change for you :)
6 years agoHi there imoore84,
Our lovely resource creation team have completed this and emailed the new resource to you, I hope you find it useful! It will also be available for download within 48 hours, and you can find it either as a new resource, or under 'Alternative versions' above.
6 years agoHiI am trying to download posters with a lightbulb but keep getting posters with a child and cloud bubbles ... can you pls help me get the ones with a lightbulb as per the cover image
Thx
Hi Daniguscott,
I am really sorry to hear about this mistake, and I apologise if it has caused you any trouble. It will be changed shortly!
7 years agoGreat but can I have the editable version for new colours too please.
Or has this resource been updated?
Hi MrsHerri,
I think we have what you're looking for! There is a link to an alternative colours version below the resource. Let me know if it's not quite what you were hoping for :)
8 years ago
These posters encourage children to be independent learners, using categories and questions based on Bloom's taxonomy. They can be used across all subjects.
If you are a teacher looking to keep a set of these prompts with you during the day, you might find our Bloom's Taxonomy Question Cards useful. These cards are ideal for putting on lanyards, and make for an excellent way to quickly check and ensure your lesson plans are satisfying the criteria laid out in the taxonomy.
Alternatively, these Bloom's Taxonomy questions are specifically geared towards readers. They reframe the questions outlined in the taxonomy in a way that is meant to check and measure how well a reader has understood the subject, characters and other elements of a text. They can be used for both fiction and non-fiction books and texts.
Bloom's Taxonomy is a methodology for categorising educational goals. By using the taxonomy, it becomes possible to measure how effective lessons and learning goals have been understood and internalised by children. It was designed to help teachers and educators to understand and measure how well lessons have been written and conceived, as well as to provide help in designing and conceptualising future lessons to makes sure they are as effective as possible for teaching children. Bloom's Taxonomy was devised and published in 1956, and has been used by generations of educators and teachers ever since.
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