Always try to be a little kinder than necessary ~J.M. Barrie

2/15/2013

Math Grade 6 see yesterdays work
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Poetry - Final poetry project (min 3 different poems representing the different forms and using poetic devices) due on Wed Feb. 20. Bring your rough drafts to school on Monday for peer feedback.

S.S. Respons to the comments - "Why do we ask deeper thinking questions?" 2-4 sentence response and please think through your ideas and thoughts and state them in a clear, edited manner. Too many spelling mistakes and repeated comments are occuring.

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34 Comments

tinkerbell 44

2/15/2013 08:32:43 am

We ask deeper questions because it helps us think more and makes us think harder and to have deeper thinking and makes us
create harder to anwser questions. and that is what I think the question ment.

littlemisssunshine

2/15/2013 08:41:53 am

I think we ask deep thinking questions to get a better understanding of the topic. I also think we might do it so we can see what a good question is to ask, and then relate to them. I also agree with Tinker Bell when she says it is to make us think.

Ms. Findlay

2/18/2013 10:13:42 am

I agree that it is always good to try and have a better understanding about the topic in any situation. If we have a better understanding about a topic we then can support our opinions and ideas as well as start asking different questions to lead on to more discovery.

Hawkfire

2/15/2013 09:11:59 am

I think deep questions help us get more interested in the topic and want to know more about it. Tinkerbell 44 that's EXACTLY what I was going to say!

Hawkfire link

2/15/2013 09:31:21 am

Also, go to my blog on my website and answer the questions there!

Rachel

2/15/2013 09:57:26 am

When we ask deeper questions we challenge ourselves by expanding our thinking ! Anyone can ask a yes/no question and google it, but when you ask a deep thinking question you can't google it you have to think harder and apply what you already know . When we ask deep thinking questions we can fully understand what were learning because you have thought so much about it.

Ms. Findlay

2/18/2013 10:07:40 am

Great response. Now you were thinking!

Sonic

2/15/2013 10:25:11 am

We ask deep thinking questions because it helps us think more "oh I didn't really think of that". It will tell us a bit more and even learn something.

RainbowDash

2/15/2013 10:25:18 am

I agree with Tinkerbell Littlemisssunshine Hawkfire and Rachel. We ask deeper thinking questions to help us understand the topic, and to expand our learning.

denzel2301

2/15/2013 10:43:04 am

Looks like k was to late all the good stuff is gone

baseballpro

2/15/2013 11:34:36 pm

I agree with everyone but I also think we think deeper questions maybe to back up our answers and make the reader want to think more about the questions so we want to red more about it and look into it more.

Minnie Mouse

2/16/2013 03:50:40 am

I think deep questions help us understand the topic more and also makes the reader think more of what there reading

hillcrestkid12

2/16/2013 10:05:48 am

Yea all the good responses are taken

Hello kitty

2/16/2013 10:52:37 am

I agree with you littlemisssunshine tinkerbell44 hawkfire Rachel and rainbow dash. That it expands our learning and and to help us understand

Hello kitty

2/16/2013 11:01:21 am

I forgot this

Asking deeper thinking questions also challenges yourself to go beyond yes or no answers

tinkerbelll 44

2/16/2013 11:17:19 am

yeah I also agree with Hellokitty It does go beyong yes or no anwsers

pinpo

2/17/2013 02:34:07 am

I think we ask deep question so we can think harder and try to figure out more deep question would help us improve more

Captain Rockhopper

2/17/2013 07:18:00 am

We ask deep thinking questions to better understand the topic and learn more, because a statement is much better than just yes/no.

Nate Wright

2/17/2013 09:00:09 am

I think we ask deeper questions so we learn more. We understand and explain the wander we don't just say yes or no

Blackcats

2/17/2013 09:17:25 am

I think we are asking deep question because if we ask deeper question we can think more and learn more.

cookiemonster127127

2/17/2013 10:40:28 am

i think we ask deeper questions because it makes us think about what we are learning and makes us learn more!:)

mrmustache

2/17/2013 11:12:43 am

Not only does it help you think but it also helps other realize or relate to what you are saying

blackcats

2/17/2013 11:21:24 am

Can we do 2 of ode poem? For project

Scott Pilgrim

2/17/2013 01:04:25 pm

I think we ask deep questions because when we ask deeper questions we are expanding out learning and with seep questions we can find out more facts about the subject than a simple yes or no question.

maddhatta

2/17/2013 01:07:27 pm

we ask deeper thinking questions because it helps us under stand what we are reading or what we are asking the question about. it helps us think deeper into what it is reveling hidden things we dont know but if you do ask the question you may be surprised. asking deeper questions helps us get into the subject more then we need to.

Ms. Findlay

2/18/2013 10:16:02 am

Careful with your capitals. I agree that we may be surprised with the answers if we ask the right kind of questions, or it may lead us to ask more questions. I don't think we could ever get into the subject to much or more than we need to know. It is then saying that you have learned all there is to know and you are at the end of learning. What do you think?

2/18/2013 04:17:13 am

Thanks

hillcrestkid12

2/18/2013 04:18:41 am

I think that we ask deeper questions is to learn more than just a yes or no question, a simple yes or no question only tells you a fact. A more detailed question gives you more details about the question.

Dreck

2/18/2013 04:19:07 am

What do we right on our website about Wonder

Rachel

2/18/2013 08:41:22 am

A response to what your read in Wonder, what you take from it, what you learned and a precept you want to live by.

shreck

2/18/2013 04:20:15 am

Write I mean :/

Hawkfire

2/18/2013 09:14:57 am

Wait...... so we FIND a precept? Not MAKE one?

baseballpro

2/18/2013 09:46:58 am

Either or. You can find one or make one

Hawkfire

2/28/2013 08:37:11 am

Ok thanks. :)

Always try to be a little kinder than necessary ~J.M. Barrie

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