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Are you looking for fun reproducible homework sheets that teach WH questions? These WH Fun Sheets reinforce the Super Duper Ask and Answer Fun Deck cards or can be used alone. Each page has fun activities that will help your child learn to ask and answer who, what, where, when, and why questions. Activities include: matching questions to answers, cut and paste, color by number, picture scenes, word searches, crosswords, and more! The book contains: - 6 sections: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and Wh-combo. - 34 Fun, illustrated activity pages in each section. - Parent letter. Stock Image In this free Wh questions game, students race to use question words to make questions that elicit specific answers. In groups, students take it in turns to pick up an answer card and read the sentence on the card aloud, putting emphasis on the words in bold. The student then places the card face-up on the table. Next, all the students check their cards to see if they have a question word that can be used to create a question that elicits the answer. The first student to create a suitable question, say it, and place their card down on top of the answer card wins. The two cards are then removed from the game. If the other players think that a question is incorrect or doesnt match the answer, the student takes the card back and the game continues. The first student to get rid of all their question word cards wins the game.In this fun asking questions game, students line up in teams as quickly as possible, according to a series of instructions. To do this, students ask each other Wh questions to establish the correct line up. The students line up in their teams, according to the criteria you call out. For example, if the instructions were Line up as quickly as possible by age, the students need to ask each other the question How old are you? The first team to line up correctly scores three points. The second team gets two points, and the third team scores one point. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.In this Wh questions error correction activity, students correct mistakes in questions. Students then use the questions to interview a partner. Working alone, students find mistakes in seven questions on their worksheet and correct them. The students then take it in turns to check their corrections with their partner who has the answer key. Next, students interview their partner using the questions on their worksheet. Afterwards, students tell the class what they found out about their partner.In this Wh questions speaking activity, students play a game where they ask Wh questions in order to find out more details about a sentence. Write a sentence on the board, e.g. The report is on the desk. Tell the students that they are feeling inquisitive and want to find out as many details as possible about the sentence. Teams then take it in turns to ask a Wh question about the sentence, e.g. What is the report about? For each grammatically correct question a team asks, they score one point. When teams run out of questions, write a new sentence on the board and continue the game. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.In this Wh questions worksheet, students practice Wh questions in the present simple and present continuous. To start, students review two types of Wh questions. Students then read questions and decide which are Type A questions and which are Type B. Next, students match the questions with answers. Students then match the question words from Exercise A to their functions. After that, students unscramble words to create Wh questions. Students then move on to write Wh questions that match answers. Next, students rewrite questions, correcting errors. For the last exercise, divide the students into pairs. Working alone, students complete sentences by guessing information about their partner. Then, students write the Wh questions they need to ask to find out the correct answer. Lastly, students ask the questions to their partner to see how many of their guesses were correct. The store will not work correctly in the case when cookies are disabled. More Information Author(s) Sharon G. Webber, M.S. Topic Evidence-Based Products, Questioning Skills, Reading Brand Super Duper Publications - View your special pricing - Faster checkout - Create supply list - Personalized shopping Login in so you dont miss any of your benefits Online. In store. Always free.If you arent 100% satisfied with this item, you may return it or exchange it for free. Simply bring it back to any Staples store or send it back to us by completing a return online. For more details, please see our return policy.I need to return an item.Need help now? Lets chat.
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