Restate the question

Using the RACE strategy is an effective way to help students answer constructed response reading questions. Read tips for using this strategy in this post.

Practice restating the question with 15 daily warm up google slides. Restating the question is an important part of the R.A.C.E. writing strategy. Restating the question show that the writer truly understands the question being asked. Elementary school students need explicit practice with this important skills

Restating the question anchor chart

Ideas and resources for teaching students to Restate the Question in the Answer: PQA, TTQA, RACE acronyms are included.

Anchor charts and practice activities that teach students to restate the question, PQA, or Put the Question in the Answer.

Restating the question involves rephrasing the question in one's own words to answer it using complete sentences. This is important for constructed response tasks as it acts as test prep for state testing. There are strategies for explicitly teaching students how to practice restating the question:

Anchor charts and practice activities that teach students to restate the question, PQA, or Put the Question in the Answer.

Mary Montero ✏️ TWAMV on Instagram: "I started my restating the question lesson with a little bit more of an inquiry-based mindset today! I had my students answer both sets of questions back to back and then had an AMAZING discussion about what the differences were and why they were so important. Tomorrow, we’ll do the official lesson on restating the question, but so far, I’m loving this change in order! Click the link in my profile to learn more about this restating the question lesson and…

Anchor charts and practice activities that teach students to restate the question, PQA, or Put the Question in the Answer.

Anchor charts and practice activities that teach students to restate the question, PQA, or Put the Question in the Answer.