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Open-Ended Questions

 

Open-ended questions are wonderful tools that promote children's creative thought, problem-solving skills, and cognitive growth. Use open-ended questions, such as those below, often and in multiple areas of the curriculum.

  • What do you think about ...?

  • What could you do about it?

  • How could we fix it?

  • I wonder if there's another way?

  • What's your opinion?

  • Just suppose that...then what?

  • What would happen if ...?

  • What else can we use this for?

  • What is this like?

  • Is there another way to do this?

  • What if we added this?

  • What if we take this away?

  • Why do you think this happened?

  • How do you think this works?

  • How did you ... ?

  • How could you ... ?

  • How else could you do that?

  • What's similar about these?

  • In what ways are these different?

  • What could you tell me about?

  • What did you notice about ...?

  • How do you think we could ...?

  • Tell me about it.