Introduce a fun and interactive daily routine to your preschool classroom with the "Question of the Day" resource! This tool is not only engaging but it also significantly contributes to your students' early literacy skills.

Each day starts with a new question, fostering curiosity and promoting essential reading skills right at the start of the day. The repetitive structure of the questions makes it easy for your students to catch on and start reading along, as well as encouraging recognition of colors, letters, and numbers.

You can use this versatile tool in several ways. Laminate the questions and use them in a pocket chart, or apply magnet tape to the back and affix them to a magnetic board. For an added challenge, switch around the "yes" and "no" responses once your students are comfortable, making them read the question more carefully each day.

To incorporate math into the routine, use tape to create a T-chart on your magnet board. This allows you to turn the activity into a visual more/less lesson, making it a comprehensive tool for early learning.

The pack also includes editable name tags. Teachers can easily personalize these for each student, giving them a sense of ownership and promoting name recognition.

By incorporating the "Question of the Day" into your daily schedule, you create a consistent learning experience that's both educational and exciting for your students. Plus, it's a fantastic way to check in each morning and get a sense of how everyone's feeling!

Take the first step towards enriching your classroom routine. Grab your "Question of the Day" resource today!Our selection of questions includes:

1. Are you wearing (insert color) today?

2. Do you like (insert animal)?

3. Do you like to (bake, run, read)?

4. Do you like to eat (insert fruit/vegetable)?

5. Do you have a pet (insert type of pet)?

6. Do you feel (insert emotion) today?

7. Do you have the letter (insert letter) in your name?

8. Does your name begin with the letter (insert letter)?

9. Does your name end with the letter (insert letter)?

10. Do you have (insert number) letters in your name?

11. Does your name begin with the same sound as (insert word)?

Each question is designed to stimulate your students' minds, sparking conversations about colors, animals, emotions, and letters. By participating in this daily routine, students practice important early literacy skills such as letter recognition, phonetic understanding, emotion identification, and more.

You can choose the colored outline or black outline. They both come with this set.