A seven-year old boy named Thomas was asked what he thought would help spark curiosity, and he suggested the idea of a book with questions about a particular topic. He said the questions should range from questions kids could easily answer, to ones that would require investigation. By posing a book of questions about a topic, this may be a way to help students become more adept themselves at asking questions.
Question Books
Instead of giving students a book of information on a topic, why not give them a book of questions about a topic.

How does this idea help to spark student curiosity?
The question book would bring up ideas and wonders that may not have otherwise been thought of by the individual. By having a book of questions, the students' thoughts could go deeper and hopefully spark an interest that they are motivated to learn more about.What grade level is this idea most appropriate for?
- All of the above
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