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Asking a clear question about schoolwork: practice sheet
Grades 3–5
Asking a clear question about schoolwork
Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.
An example
A made-up student, Noor, must label a map but does not know what the symbol key means. Noor has the map open and says “I do not get any of it,” although the title and places are clear.
Related materials · Grades K–2 · 3–5 · 6–8 · 9–12
Ask for clearer schoolwork directions
Students will ask for help with one confusing part of a task.
Asking what comes next when plans change: practice sheet
Grades 3–5
Asking what comes next when plans change
Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.
An example
A made-up class planned to play outside, but rain moves the activity indoors. Ellis wanted running time. The indoor choices and schedule have not been explained yet. Ellis says the whole day is ruined.
Worksheets · Grades 3–5
Asking what comes next when plans change: practice sheet
Students will ask a useful question when a plan changes.
Breaking schoolwork into smaller steps: practice sheet
Grades 3–5
Breaking schoolwork into smaller steps
Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.
An example
A pretend student has to make a one-page animal report by Friday. The directions ask for three facts, a picture, and a source. The student writes “do report” on a list but does not know how to begin.
Related materials · Grades K–2 · 3–5 · 6–8 · 9–12
Break schoolwork into steps
Students will break a task into steps and choose where to start.
Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute: practice sheet
Grades 9–12
Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute
Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.
An example
A made-up team member agreed to add sources to a shared presentation but did not do it or tell the team. The remaining members discover the gap during rehearsal. The deadline is tomorrow and the missing member has not explained what happened.
Worksheets · Grades 9–12
Changing a group plan so everyone can contribute: practice sheet
Students will offer a realistic fix when a group task was missed.
Checking a schoolwork plan before starting: practice sheet
Grades 3–5
Checking a schoolwork plan before starting
Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.
An example
A made-up student finishes a poster with a title and picture. The directions also asked for two labeled facts. The student remembers making a picture but has not checked the directions again.
Worksheets · Grades 3–5
Checking a schoolwork plan before starting: practice sheet
Students will check directions and add one missing part.
