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Question of the Day for PreK Through Grade 2

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Favorites question cards: students answer what is their favorite food, color and sport and whether they have a video game
Morning meeting starter for sharing favorites
Recess and play question cards: students tell what they do at recess, a classroom paint color, a sport and video game habits
Partner talk prompts for getting-to-know-you time
Would-you-rather question cards: students pick recess moves, drawing or painting, a ball sport and a game, explaining why
Discussion prompts that ask students to give reasons
TV and sports question cards: students say if they like TV, name a favorite show and sports player, and count video games
Circle-time talk about screens and sports heroes
Birthday, family and pet question cards: students share their birthday, best party, family size and their pet's name
Share-time prompts about home life and celebrations
Vacation and movie question cards: students name a trip spot, favorite movie and favorite person, and plans after school
Journal starters for speaking or drawing responses
Weekend and wishes question cards: students recall the weekend, breakfast food, a favorite outfit and one wish with a reason
Monday morning warm-up and writing prompt set
Career and hobby question cards: students tell what they want to be, a football team, a person to meet and a favorite book
Back-to-school share prompts about dreams and interests
Feelings question cards: students describe what makes them angry, grumpy or proud and name a favorite school lunch
Social-emotional check-in during morning meeting
School and feelings question cards: students share a favorite part of school, bike riding, emotions and dislikes
End-of-week reflection and feelings discussion
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About This Product

Conversation is so important in our world of technology!

Question of the Day...Let’s Get Talking was created for my daughter’s Kindergarten SpEd class.

Her students have minimal verbal skills and during Morning Meeting she wanted a basket of questions from which to choose one a day to initiate conversation.

Simply asking the question and then practicing full statement answers makes such a difference for and supports Speech and Language issues.

I watched this in progress on my volunteer days in her classroom and it worked beautifully.

She has some children who are diagnosed with “selective mutism” and they have felt so much more comfortable that they are answering questions with minimal support.

We all know how important it is for children to converse with friends as well teachers and of course their parents. Talking and listening more and more helps children to develop their language and vocabulary skills. It supports in learning the new words. It helps early learners to develop grammar and reading. The role of teachers and parents, when talking and listening to children is to encourage, develop and improve their talking and listening skills. These Question of the Day Cards will, not only allow you to get acquainted or know your students, but also get them ready to listen and learn, develop conversation strategies, enrich vocabulary and build self esteem.

This resource is designed to encourage answering questions, to support speech and language and to tame anxiety in those students who may be afraid to speak at circle time or morning meeting!

It works great with ELL students, Special Education, Shy kiddos, Morning Meeting, to initiate conversations in small group and speech and language lessons.

Here's What id Included:

  • 92 Conversation Cards that can be run off on colored paper, laminated and put on a ring or in a basket.

  • A Tips and Idea page to give you many additional ideas for use that can be kept handy for use.

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1 PDF file.

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