• Sticky Steps board game set with a blue game box, red and blue question cards, pink choice cards, green location cards, and small activity cards arranged on a white background.
  • A Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) demonstrating how to use the Sticky Steps WH-Questions game
  • Sticky Steps Wh-Questions educational toy set by Speech Corner, featuring a blue box, a red shoe-shaped magnetic piece, and multiple colored sticky step cards with question marks.
  • A hand holding a white and red card shaper over a set of blue cards with question marks, surrounded by example flashcards on a white background.
  • A children's language-learning card game set on a white background, featuring green question-mark cards, green 'Where is' cards, and white image-based cards being held by a hand.
  • A hand holds a red and white card-picking device over a spread of pink question cards and illustrated cards on a white background.
  • A hand holding a deck of red and white mystery cards, with multiple red question cards and several example cards fanned out on a white background.
  • Three square cards with rounded corners fanned out on a white background, each showing a cartoon poop emoji, a pink blob, and a gold coin with a dollar sign.
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Sticky Steps: WH Questions

Sticky Steps: WH Questions

Build WH-Question Skills Through Active Play

By Rachele Ellsworth, M.S., CCC-SLP

Grades 1 - 6 | Ages 6 - 12

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Answering who, what, where, and when questions is a daily classroom demand, and it takes plenty of practice for some students. Sticky Steps: WH Questions turns that practice into an active, silly game for students in grades 1 and up.

Build WH-question skills through an active, card-matching game played with a suction-cup sneaker.

In Sticky Steps: WH Questions, players use a suction-cup sneaker to step on face-down answer cards and match them to their question cards by answering correctly. Coin, sticky gum, and stinky poop cards add silly twists that keep students engaged, and the deck targets who, what, where, and when questions.

Question types targeted:

  • Who
  • What
  • Where
  • When

How to play:

  1. Deal three question cards to each player and scatter the answer cards face down.
  2. On your turn, use the sneaker to step on an answer card.
  3. If it matches one of your questions, keep the pair for points; if not, flip it back.
  4. Coin cards boost your score, while gum and poop cards end your turn.
  5. The player with the most pairs at the end wins.

Who is this WH-question game helpful for?

Sticky Steps: WH Questions is ideal for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), special educators, and classroom teachers. It suits students in grades 1 through 6 who are developing WH-question comprehension, and it works in individual therapy, social skills groups, small group instruction, and classroom activities.

Why Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), special educators, and teachers love this game:

The active step-and-match format gets students moving while they practise WH questions, which holds attention far longer than a worksheet. The silly special cards keep motivation high across a full game, and the four question types let you target the exact form a student needs. Developed by Rachele Ellsworth, M.S., CCC-SLP.

Sticky Steps: WH Questions includes:

  • 1 Sticky Steps sneaker with suction cup
  • 80 question cards (who, what, where, and when)
  • 104 mystery answer cards
  • Special cards: coins, sticky gum, and stinky poop
  • Easy-to-follow instructions
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