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Your sister says, "I had a bad day at school." What question could we ask to gain more information?
ex. What happened at school?
Your mom says "My foot hurts from today?" What question could you ask to gain more information?
Ex. what happened today?
Your classmate says, "Those boys are mean". What's a question you can ask to gain more information?
ex. Why are they mean? What did they do? etc.
Your teacher says "I have exciting news!" What's a question you can ask to continue the conversation?
Ex. What is it?
Your friend says "I had the best weekend ever!" What's one question we could ask to continue the conversation?
Ex. what did you do?
Your classmate just got a new paint set for his birthday. He was busy painting all weekend. What's a question you can ask him to learn more about his painting?
ex. What did you paint? What did you paint on?
Your classmate just told you he got a puppy for Christmas. What's two questions you can ask to gain more information about the dog?
ex. What kind of dog is it? What does it look like? What's the name?
Your mom said she got hurt today and needs help around the house. What are two questions you can ask her to gain more information?
How did you get hurt? What did you hurt? What needs to get done around the house?
Your classmate is talking to a group of kids about a YouTuber that you like. What's something you can say to begin the conversation?
A classmate says "My birthday is coming up!". What's two questions you can ask to continue the conversation?
ex. when is your birthday? What are you doing for your birthday? etc.
Why is it important to ask questions and listen in conversations with others?
Your friend usually talks about himself and never asks you questions or listens to your stories. How does that make you feel?
