Keep December calm and focused with winter inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day plan, and a free question of the day sample.

A busy month needs an easy routine. November inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day plan, and a free question of the day sample.

Pumpkins, leaves, and Halloween! October inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a Halloween week plan, and a free question of the day sample.

Start a calm morning routine this fall. September inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day plan, and a free question of the day sample.

Set up your question of the day routine for back to school. August inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a first week plan, and a free sample.

Keep kids reading and curious all summer. July inquiry questions for summer school, camps, and homeschool, plus a free question of the day sample.

Finish the school year strong with June inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day ocean plan, and a free question of the day sample.

Keep students curious through spring with May inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day plan, and a free question of the day sample.

Earth Day and spring inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade. Get an Earth Day week plan and a free question of the day sample to try with your class.

Spring, St. Patrick's Day, and science! Try these March inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day plan, and a free question of the day sample.

February can feel like the longest short month. Cold mornings, indoor recess, and restless students make focus hard to find. A February question of the day puts that extra energy to good use. Students get one quick question, find the answer, and write it down. Here are some of my favorite February questions, ideas for the month, and a 5-day plan. New to question of the day? Try four questions free, with booklet pages for recording answers. Get the free sample. What Are Good I

Need calm January morning work? Try these winter inquiry questions for 1st to 3rd grade, a 5-day plan, and a free question of the day sample.

You have decided to try a question of the day. Great choice! Now there is one more decision: how will your students get the question each day? There are four ways to do it. Every format uses the same questions and the same recording booklets. Only the way students see the question changes. In this post, you will see how each format works, who it suits best, and how much prep it takes. If you are new to the routine, start with How to Use a Question of the Day to Build Research

Why do giraffes have long necks? Ask your class that question and watch the hands go up. Kids in 1st to 3rd grade are full of questions. An inquiry question of the day turns that curiosity into a daily research habit. In this post, you will learn what a question of the day is, how to run it in about 10 minutes, and how to change it for every learner. You can also grab a free sample with four questions to try this week. Try it free this week. Get four sample inquiry questions