Melanie,
I am not currently teaching, however, I am working on my Masters in
Elementary Education. One of the Chapters in my text that I just finished
reading
focused on asking Questions. At the end of the chapter the author (Debbie
Miller) gives several books that have been tried and true for asking
questions,
which are (to name a few)
All I See By Cynthia Rylant
Amelias Road by Linda Jacobs Altman
An Angel for Soloman Singer By Cynthia Rylant
Fly Away Home by Eve Bunting
Grandfather Twilight By Barbara Berger
The Lotus Seed By Sherry Garland
Have you tried having them use question maps when reading? It may help them
determine which questions to pursue further.
Hope this helps!
Genine
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