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“Wh” Task Cards!

I am super excited about these new “wh” question task cards. If you are like me, I always have students

“Wh” Task Cards!

I am super excited about these new “wh” question task cards. If you are like me, I always have students

I am super excited about these new “wh” question task cards.  If you are like me, I always have students working on answering “wh” questions which is why I created these question cards.  The set includes “what”, “where”, “who”, “when”, and “why” cards.  Each set has 45 question cards in them.

For all of these sets; you can use different levels of prompting depending on your student’s skill level.  With some of my students, I show the student the card first and either I read the question or I have the student read the question if he/she can read.  This provides a visual support to assist with answering the question.

If the student still cannot answer the question I provide a verbal choice of 2 answers.  For example; “What does a rabbit eat?”….”a carrot or an apple”.  “Where do apples grow?”….”in the ground or on a tree”.

For my higher level students, I ask the question first before I show them the question card to see if the student can answer the question without the added visual support.  If the student cannot answer the question then I show him/her the question card to provide that extra visual support.  If the student still cannot answer that’s when I provide verbal choices for answers.

You could also use these cards at a work station and have the student write the answer to the question on a piece of paper in a complete sentence.  For example, “Why do you raise your hand?”  The student could write something such as “You raise your hand to answer a question.”

Lots of great practice answering “wh” questions with these task cards.  They have been super helpful when gathering progress monitoring data for my students or when I am assessing a new student.

If you are interested in these cards you can find them on TPT with the link “Wh- Question Task Cards”.

13 Responses

  1. Thanks for sharing such wonderful thoughts and ideas. This will so beneficial for my son, studying at Rebecca preschool and can’t wait to share this article with them. Thanks for sharing such wonderful thoughts.

  2. Hi, I just purchase the item and when I tried to download it it was a scam. I was not able to download it… can you please help me or return my money?

  3. Hi there – it’s not a scam! 🙂 Contact TpT Tech support and they will help you!

  4. Hi I’m really interested in the wh task cards. I work with the under served communities and English is a third language for them. Can you please share downloadable link for the cards.

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