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Toni

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Nurtures Creativity
Builds towards mastery

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Inquiries are something you know.
Sometime it's intrapersonal,
doing things your way, in your own space.
Inquiries, Inquires
Can be musical,
and magical,
using your own voice to express yourself.
Inquires, Inquires,
Sometimes they need to be spatial,
drawing your heart out,
making things make sense.
Triggering curiosity so there's no animosity to learning.

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Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.
If you have noticed that engagement is something your students lack
Inquiry lessons can rekindle that spark
Have them gobble up that knowledge faster than Baby Shark.

More than just content is learned this way
Building great social skills the order of the day
Working together to discover new things
Kids loving learning make educator hearts sing

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Have the students make a brochure about the topic or lesson that they are studying to give the class details about that topic. For example if they are doing state reports, have them explain the the economy of that state, but also what activites or big draws to the state. ~Jenny

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inquiry invites individuals to investigate important incidents

Also does anyone remember wishbone?

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Dear Questions,

You really make the world go round. When searching for answers, I am way more inclined to be curious, and want to engage in my own learning. I want to figure you out.

Some of you don't really have an answer, now do you? Hmmm... at first I thought that was bad, but now I see that it is actually very neat, because it means we can have facts and then make up our mind about what we think. Maybe we all should do this a bit more-- use facts to have discussions.

Questions, you make learning fun. I am so glad my teacher is using you instead of her lists of facts on the board.

See you soon, once I find out, what I am looking for.

Jo

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My name is Mrs. Howard and I am here to say Inquiry lessons can be fun in some way. All you need to do is create a question, but don't forget to back it up with information. 

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My name is Mrs. Howard and I am here to say Inquiry lessons can be fun in some way. All you need to do is create a question, but don't forget to back it up with information. 

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It's a rap.
Let me tell you a bit about collecting data for an inquiry if you don't know how!  First you start with a compelling question, it needs to be hip, it needs to be now.  Then you go to support your question, going in for a closer look! Jump around, mix it all up find some sources that bring it to life, use those notes and call it a day!

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Primary
Secondary
Take yourself some notes

Sources
For your inquiry
Whichever floats your boat

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•Can be a:

• musical- make a rap

•Spatial- make a comic strip or a billboard

•Logical- make a graphic organizer or a compare/contrast

•Verbal Linguistic- write a narrative from someone’s/somethings perspective