Asking Questions Double Dice Deck: Add-On Deck

Asking Questions Double Dice Deck provides a motivating way for speech-language pathologists to prompt their students to use the following question forms: who, what, where, and when.

There are fifty-four (54) total playing cards. The first twenty-seven (27) cards contain a photograph followed by four (4) sentences describing a question a person wants to ask. The student responds by asking the appropriate question using the bolded target word in each sentence. The remaining twenty-seven (27) cards contain a photograph and four (4) fill-in-the-blank style sentences that need to be completed using a question word.

Here is how it works:

1. The instructor places nine (9) cards face down on the table.
2. A student rolls the double dice and it lands on a shape.
3. The student turns over the card with the corresponding shape.
4. The student reads (or listens as the instructor reads) the sentence which corresponds to the number on the inner die.
5. The student responds by asking a question using the appropriate question form.

The students get plenty of practice (216 questions) and enjoy using this activity time and time again!

Deck includes:

• Fifty-four (54) total playing cards (cards are large 3" x 5").
• Each card contains a photograph and four (4) sentences used as prompts for students to form questions.
• Content, direction, and game variation cards.
• A storage tin.

The double dice is NOT included in the Add-On deck - it should be purchased separately.

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54 playing cards

3 content/direction cards

storage tin