Do your students understand your questions? It’s easy for students to get most of what you say but miss the QUESTION word!
For example: _________ did you eat?
The question could have easily been… when, where, with whom, or why.
The question words are important… and they take practice! That’s why we love these simple question word posters. They are easy to read, have pictures that help the students understand, and connect with the culture. We’ve shared them before, and we want to share them again… with a little something new.
Endlich! We’ve added German to the collection!
Danke Mira Canion! Merci Josh Doty! They helped us with our translations.
In addition to the poster set, here are all the questions on ONE page. Cart teachers can give a copy to each student to put in their notebooks. You could leave them at a reading station or laminate a few and put one on every table. Whatever works best for you!
Download the posters here:
Download the student question sheet here:
How will you use these posters?
Gracias!
Con mucho gusto!
Deutsch!! Vielen Dank!!
Gern geschehen!
Mil gracias! I will use these to update the ones I currently use so that they are more culturally authentic. Also, I am sharing this post with my French and German colleagues!
Thanks for sharing! That’s what makes a department strong – looking out for each other and finding resources that benefit you all! Way to go!
Very Cool. Thanks for sharing. This make great graphic organizer templates!
The links don’t work. Is there another way to access the posters and question sheet?
I added new download buttons (green). Let me know if you have any problems with those!
Could you do a set in Italian?
Hi Monica! We can do one if you send us the translations (English/Italian) to creativelanguageclass@gmail.com It might take us awhile to do them since this one took some extra formatting/fonts and we will need to find some culturally relevant pictures. Do you have any ideas to helps us out on that? It’s a pretty busy time right now but we can definitely do them this summer.
These are a great resource to be added to teacher’s classrooms as a continual reminder to students! Love the cultural and visual aspects you’ve given to these posters. We will use them in our classes in LCISD!!!
Thanks, Kim! Let me know if you need any other languages. If your teachers send translations we’ll do some formatting for you!
What do you use the student sheets for?
You could give them to students to keep in their notebooks, leave them at a station, any where students might see them!