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If you want to create your own prompts:
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Ways you can practise questioning with The Puzzler (remember to add evidence to your slides)...
1. Ask questions before reading to set a purpose and check during reading to clarify
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Practise answering / asking questions from different books using:
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Create a Kahoot about the book you have read:
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Independently or with a partner practise asking questions about these pictures:
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Use the resources in this pack (if available in your school) to work through the questions set for you:
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2.Ask questions about what the author meant and to monitor when text doesn’t make sense
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Have a look at these slides to build knowledge about how to find information in texts:
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3. Evaluate all information so I can decide what I think (form an opinion)
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Have a listen and read these stories then reflect on your opinion of the story using these slides:
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Use this prompt to help you create opinions about the books you read and add them into your evidence slide deck
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Vocabulary Building
Remember during every level you are adding to your vocabulary bank so that you can grow your voice!
