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Student Instructions
1. Click 
Add Response.
2. Read the Guiding Question and follow the directions to learn something new.
3. Click the Next button to go to page 2.
4. Complete the colored Learning Blocks.
5. Complete the Show What You Know and Reflect Blocks.
6. Click 
Draft to save your work as you go.
7. Click the 
green check when your Block Board is complete.
Family Why: Asking and answering questions about texts helps students understand what they are reading. By asking questions, students prime themselves to focus on and analyze text as they read. Asking their own questions also helps students be mindful of what they are reading, which helps comprehension.
Teacher Notes (not visible to students)
####Learn more about Seesaw Lessons and how to purchase: [Click here.](https://seesaw.pub/BuyLessons) ####Overview: The focus of this activity from the Block Boards Collection is asking questions about a given text and other mediums. For example, in addition to texts and book covers, students will form their own questions about videos and infographics. Students will also receive practice searching for answers to the questions that they create. ####How to Use This Activity: Strategies outlined in the video and board can also be used for other texts, videos, infographics, and activities. ####Standard Assessed: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.2.1 CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.2.2
