The Ask And Answer® "WH" Question Cards make learning question-answering skills fun, simple, and effective!
Ask And Answer® "WH" Question Cards transform practicing who, what, where, when, and why questions into a game-based activity that keeps learners engaged. With child-friendly artwork and easy-to-understand questions, these questioning cards help students develop expressive and receptive language skills while having fun matching question-and-answer pairs.
What makes this question-and-answer card bundle so effective?
Each colour-coded deck targets a "WH" question type: Who? What? Where? When? Why?
Each deck contains 28 match-up pairs (56 cards per deck,
2½" x 3½") designed to build:
Comprehension of question forms
Expressive language and reasoning
Conversation skills and turn-taking
Sturdy storage tins make each deck easy to organize and transport.
Comes with game ideas and content cards, offering flexible ways to use the decks for individual or group instruction.
Why this learning approach works so well
Game-based learning keeps students motivated and engaged.
Encourages social interaction, reasoning, and language development.
Supports diverse learning levels by allowing educators to adapt gameplay.
Who are the Ask And Answer® "WH" Question Cards helpful for?
This question-and-answer card bundle targets language comprehension and expressive language development in students in grade prekindergarten to grade 6. These card decks are an educational resource for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), special educators, teachers, and parents. Its versatility makes this bundle great for various learning environments, including small or large groups in the classroom, in one-on-one speech therapy sessions, or at home.
Why Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), special educators, teachers, and parents love these question-and-answer cards:
These cards are perfect for students working on 'wh' questions. Whether they need a visual field of pictures or just the questions, these cards are fantastic!
These cards are great to pair with any activity. The students benefit from viewing the picture stimulus while reading the question. They like flipping the answer card over to see if they answered correctly.
These are such a great tool to have for those "in a pinch" sessions!
These are great visuals for teaching intraverbals (answering mixed question formats) to students with autism. The kids like the pictures and remember them.
