wonder
preguntarse
to want to know about something
querer saber algo
I wonder why the sky is blue.
Me pregunto por qué el cielo es azul.
Word Wall · Grade 1 · Social Studies
5 words: wonder, big question, small question, connect, find out.
Pick a format and a language, then press Print. Wall cards print sideways (landscape), two to a page. Kids can draw in the empty boxes.
Pick a language, then press Print. Eight cards to a page: cut on the dashed lines for pocket charts, matching games and word sorts.
Pick a language, then press Print. One page per student: they write what each word means in their own words and draw it.
Pick a language, then press Print. A quick check: match each word to its meaning, then fill in the missing word in each sentence. The answer key prints on page 2. For young readers, read the meanings aloud.
Pick a language, then press Print. One page for families: the words and what they mean, with an easy way to practice at home.
Download the words (CSV) for Quizlet, Gimkit, Kahoot or a spreadsheet: word, meaning, example, and the same in Spanish.
The Spanish is a first draft. A native speaker has not checked it yet, so read it over before you print.
wonder
preguntarse
to want to know about something
querer saber algo
I wonder why the sky is blue.
Me pregunto por qué el cielo es azul.
big question
pregunta grande
a question with many parts to find out
una pregunta con muchas partes por descubrir
Our big question is how our town grew.
Nuestra pregunta grande es cómo creció el pueblo.
small question
pregunta pequeña
a question that helps answer a big one
una pregunta que ayuda a responder una grande
A small question is when the school was built.
Una pregunta pequeña es cuándo construyeron la escuela.
connect
conectar
to join things together
unir cosas
The small questions connect to the big one.
Las preguntas pequeñas se conectan con la grande.
find out
averiguar
to learn something by looking
saber algo buscando
We find out by asking our families.
Vamos a averiguar preguntando a nuestras familias.
wonder
preguntarse
to want to know about something
querer saber algo
big question
pregunta grande
a question with many parts to find out
una pregunta con muchas partes por descubrir
small question
pregunta pequeña
a question that helps answer a big one
una pregunta que ayuda a responder una grande
connect
conectar
to join things together
unir cosas
find out
averiguar
to learn something by looking
saber algo buscando
NameNombre
| WordPalabra | What it meansQué significa | Draw itDibújalo |
|---|---|---|
| wonderpreguntarse | to want to know about somethingquerer saber algo | |
| big questionpregunta grande | a question with many parts to find outuna pregunta con muchas partes por descubrir | |
| small questionpregunta pequeña | a question that helps answer a big oneuna pregunta que ayuda a responder una grande | |
| connectconectar | to join things togetherunir cosas | |
| find outaveriguar | to learn something by lookingsaber algo buscando |
NameNombre
1. Matching1. Unir: 1-E, 2-B, 3-C, 4-D, 5-A
2. Fill in: 1. big question, 2. wonder, 3. find out, 4. connect, 5. small question
2. Completar: 1. pregunta grande, 2. averiguar, 3. conectar, 4. pregunta pequeña
Grade 1 · Social Studies · Curio Class
wonderpreguntarse
to want to know about somethingquerer saber algo
big questionpregunta grande
a question with many parts to find outuna pregunta con muchas partes por descubrir
small questionpregunta pequeña
a question that helps answer a big oneuna pregunta que ayuda a responder una grande
connectconectar
to join things togetherunir cosas
find outaveriguar
to learn something by lookingsaber algo buscando
Try this at home. Pick a word and ask your child what it means. Then take turns using it in a sentence about your day. Five minutes is plenty.
Practiquen en casa. Elijan una palabra y pregúntenle a su hijo o hija qué significa. Después, túrnense para usarla en una oración sobre su día. Cinco minutos bastan.
Wonder Kite · Grade 1 Social Studies · Curio Class, curioclass.org · free under CC BY 4.0