KNIGHTS INQUIRE
Inquire = Ask Questions
Believe it or not, you INQUIRE
every day.
“What the…”
Inquire = Ask Questions
Inquiry was the first form of learning you tried.
“What will happen if I drop this off the
high chair?”
Inquire = Ask Questions
Good readers use inquiry
as they read.
“What will happen to Alexander?”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsGood artists use inquiry as they create.
“How will the picture look like if I change
colors?”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsGood musicians
use inquiry as they perform.
“How will the mood change if I play this
slower?”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsGood athletes
use inquiry as they play.
“What if I try a face-first slide this
time?”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsGood problem
solvers use inquiry as they figure things
out.
“How am I going to get that basketball down?”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsNow you try
your own inquiry.
“What questions does this photo create in
your mind”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsNow you try
your own inquiry.
“What questions does this photo create in
your mind”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsNow you try
your own inquiry.
“What questions does this photo create in
your mind”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsNow you try
your own inquiry.
“What questions does this photo create in
your mind”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsNow you try
your own inquiry.
“What questions does this photo create in
your mind”
Inquire = Ask QuestionsNow you try
your own inquiry.
“What questions does this photo create in
your mind”
Inquire = Ask Questions
Now one last inquiry...
Inquire of Mr. Fronk if there will be treats
for everyone at half-time on Friday
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