Use What You Know to Ask Questions
Select a topic that the child has read or learned about, or that they’re familiar with. Using shared writing, work together to brainstorm a list of four or five questions based on what they already know about the topic. For example, “Why do cats have such sharp claws?” Use Internet resources or the books to find answers.
Use What You Know to Ask Questions
Select a topic that the child has read or learned about, or that they’re familiar with. Using shared writing, work together to brainstorm a list of four or five questions based on what they already know about the topic. For example, “Why do cats have such sharp claws?” Use Internet resources or the books to find answers.