Question Prompts

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Resources:

Download the prompts from here–
(This is not mine- I found this on Twitter- No idea from who! If they are yours- let me know and I will reference immediately!)
Or this one by https://twitter.com/RJS2212

What to do:

Use the prompts to help develop your students questioning.
Or your own questioning skills.
Laminate and use as cue cards, or displays on the board, or place as mats on the desks?

See this post on question grids by @JohnSayers Click HERE

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