5.+Study+Questions

These are the questions brainstormed by the children, but may include questions contributed by the teacher to ensure that important aspects are not missed.
 * Study Questions **

"I had seven nifty little friends, they taught me all I knew,  their names were WHAT and WHEN and WHERE,  WHICH and HOW and WHY and WHO ."
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 * The Seven Helpers ||

This chart is good to enlarge to A3 and alaminate and then put up on your classroom wall.


 * This chart of the basic question types is nice and simple, but gives great overall coverage **
 * on one page! **
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 * [[file:saintpatricksinquiry/Chart.doc|Download]]
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 * This is a chart showing 30 useful questions that teachers and children can use in the classroom **
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This process could involve: ICT - use of "Inspiration" - see the link Fromnowon below. Thinking skills and Graphic Organisers

What will it look like in your classroom? Here is one way of generating "Good" questions
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 * [[file:saintpatricksinquiry/Man on the Moon keywords.doc|Download]]
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 * [[file:saintpatricksinquiry/Georgia's Questions.doc|Download]]
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The following link from www.rosetown.wikispaces.com has some interesting ideas from Jamie McKenzie about these two types of questions:-

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