Free Spring Finger Puppet & WH-Questions Activity
Try out this free spring finger puppet & WH-questions activity with your preschool and elementary students. This spring-themed craft is not only fun for students, but works on targeting listening comprehension and receptive language skills too. To incorporate this spring activity into classroom or next therapy session make sure to download this free spring finger puppet & WH-questions activity PDF!
Teaching Students to Answer WH-Questions
Teaching preschool and elementary students to answer WH-Questions helps improve receptive language skills. These skills lay the foundation for children to decipher that information correctly and effectively communicate with others, including following verbal directions at school and understanding language concepts.
Lesson Plan – Using Your Free Spring Activity
1. Teach the Different Types of WH-Questions
Start by teaching your students the different types of WH-Questions, including who, what, where, and when. Define each WH-Question with the use of visuals, if necessary.
2. Use Books to Reinforce WH-Questions
During read-aloud times in the classroom is a great time to incorporate asking WH-Questions to your preschool and elementary students. During and after reading the story, ask your class or small group different related WH-Questions. For example, “Where did the story take place?” or “Who was the main character in the story?”
3. Use Our Free Spring Finger Puppet & WH-Questions Activity PDF
This spring-themed activity works on comprehension by having learners answer specific questions (who, what, where, and when). Learners can answer WH-question prompts by creating and holding up their spring critter finger puppets. Download, print, and have your students complete this activity together as a class.
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