say: Is your family big?

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are you a student in this school

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am I a teacher

ask: Am I a teacher?

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is our school in New Mexico

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are people in our community friendly

Ask: Are people in our community friendly?

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is the United States a country

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​ (a)   the library closed to our neighborhood​ (b)  

Ask: Is the library closed to our neighborhood​?

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​ (a)   we in France​ (b)  

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​ (a)   ​ I a middle school student (b)  

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Am​ ​ I a middle school student?

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​ (a)   ​ there 50 states in the United States (b)  

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​ (a)   ​ our state in the United States (b)  

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Am...

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Am...

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Is...

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Is...

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Are...

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Are...

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What questions might you ask a new student? Write three questions. Start each question with am, is, or are.

What questions did you ask the new student?

. Write a question word from the chart to complete each question. We will use the question word that goes with the word in parentheses.

(a)   are your favorite school subjects? (thing)

. Write a question word from the chart to complete each question. We will use the question word that goes with the word in parentheses.

(a)   is your math teacher? (person)

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Who is your math teacher?

. Write a question word from the chart to complete each question. We will use the question word that goes with the word in parentheses.

(a)   is homework helpful? (in what way)

. Write a question word from the chart to complete each question. We will use the question word that goes with the word in parentheses.

(a)   is your science class? (place)

. Write a question word from the chart to complete each question. We will use the question word that goes with the word in parentheses.

(a)   is lunch? (time)

. Write a question word from the chart to complete each question. We will use the question word that goes with the word in parentheses.

(a)   are your classes different every day? (reason)

. Read each answer. Then write the question word that completes each question.

The principal is Mrs. Kelley.​ (a)   is the principal?

. Read each answer. Then write the question word that completes each question.

The cafeteria is on the second floor. ​ (a)   is the cafeteria?

. Read each answer. Then write the question word that completes each question.

I take the bus to school. ​ (a)   are you on the bus?

. Read each answer. Then write the question word that completes each question.

. Basketball practice is after school. ​ (a)   is basketball practice?

. Read each answer. Then write the question word that completes each question.

I have math, Spanish, and English homework. ​ (a)   is your homework?

. Read each answer. Then write the question word that completes each question.

I put on my alarm clock.​ (a)   are you up in time for school?

Read each answer. Write a question that it answers.

Mr. Ruiz is a wonderful teacher.

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Science is the best subject.

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The science lab is next to the gym.

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School is over at 2:30.

Make believe you are a new student. What questions would you ask to learn about your new school? Write four questions. Start each question with a question word.

Change each statement into a question. Change the order of the underlined words.

July is in summer. (a)   in summer?

Change each statement into a question. Change the order of the underlined words.

Leaves are colorful in fall. (a)   colorful in fall?

Change each statement into a question. Change the order of the underlined words.

Snowstorms are common in winter. (a)   common in winter?

Change each statement into a question. Change the order of the underlined words.

Spring is rainy. (a)   rainy?

Change each statement into a question. Complete the question.

Summer is hot. (a)   hot?

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Days are long in summer. (a)   long in summer?

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Skiing is a winter sport. (a)   a winter sport?

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The ski slopes are busy in winter. (a)   busy in winter?

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Summer is the best season.

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The weather is hot and steamy.

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The beaches are full of swimmers.

Read each statement. Then change it into a question. Write the question.

The kids are happy to be out of school.

What is your favorite season? Write three statements about that season. Use is or are in each statement. Then change each statement into a question.

What is your favorite season? Say three statements about that season. Use is or are in each statement. Then change each statement into a question.