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  • WH Question Flip Cards Overview: This section introduces the WH Question Flip Cards and their variations, including sets for pictures and words.
  • Just Picture Section: This section contains questions accompanied by images only, designed to encourage recognition and verbal response.
  • Picture & Word Section: This section presents the same questions as the previous but includes both pictures and their associated words.
  • Just Word Section: This section features questions with associated words only, aiming to test the learner's reading and comprehension skills.
  • Terms of Use: This section provides the terms of use for the document, including limitations on sharing and distribution.

WH Question

Simply Special Ed
Flip Cards  
WH Question
Simply Special Ed
Flip Cards  

Includes 3 Sets:
- Just Picture
- Picture and Word
- Just Word  
Just Picture

Simply Special Ed
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you eat with?

What do you drink with?

What do you clean with?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you drive?

What do you fly?

What do you sail?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sleep in?

What do you eat on?

What do you climb?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sit on?

What do you wear?

What do you dry hands


with?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you write with?

What do you put on your


feet?

What do you cook with?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you play with?

What do you eat?

What do you drink?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you brush?

What do you comb?

What do you blow?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you paint with?

What do you color with?

What do you drink from?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you see with?

What do you smell with?

What do you touch with?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you color with?

What do you read?

What do you wear on


your head?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you sleep?

Where do you learn?

Where do you drive?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you eat?

Where do you cook?

Where do you play?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you park your


car?

Where do you run?

Where do you swing?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do babies sleep?

Where do pigs live?

Where do veggies grow?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you bring sick


pets?

Where do you swim?

Where do mail a letter?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you see


clowns?

Where do doctors work?

Where do you go
shopping?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy a


cake?

Where do teachers
work?

Where do apples grow?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy food?

Where do you go out to


eat?

Where do you watch tv?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you get a


haircut?

Where do you shower?

Where do you go when


you’re sick?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do airplanes fly?

Where does trash go?

Where do you see


giraffes?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who works in a school?

Who helps you when


you’re sick?

Who cooks food?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who drinks from a


bottle?

Who delivers mail?

Who checks your teeth?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who cuts your hair?

Who goes to school?

Who drives a police car?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who puts out fires?

Who makes milk?

Who paints?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who teaches you to


read?

Who catches the bad


guys?

Who rides a bike?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who takes care of you?

Who lives at the zoo?

Who lives on the farm?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who eats bananas?

Who plants corn?

Who catches fish?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you wake up?

When is dinner?

When is Christmas?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is Valentine’s day?

When is bedtime?

When is Halloween?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is breakfast?

When does the sun come


up?

When is school?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is winter?

When is spring?

When is fall?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you need a


coat?

When do you wear a


bathing suit?

When do you eat?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you go to school?

Why is the baby crying?

Why are you hot?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you use an


umbrella?

Why do you wear gloves?

Why does a bird have


wings?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you take a bath?

Why do you go to the


store?

Why do you wash your


hands?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you wear a


helmet?

Why do you eat a cake?

Why do you get


presents?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you need a coat?

Why do you need a car?

Why do you laugh?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you eat with?

What do you drink with?

What do you clean with?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you drive?

What do you fly?

What do you sail?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sleep in?

What do you eat on?

What do you climb?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sit on?

What do you wear?

What do you dry hands


with?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you sleep?

Where do you learn?

Where do you drive?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you eat?

Where do you cook?

Where do you play?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you park your


car?

Where do you run?

Where do you swing?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do babies sleep?

Where do pigs live?

Where do veggies grow?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you bring sick


pets?

Where do you swim?

Where do mail a letter?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you see


clowns?

Where do doctors work?

Where do you go
shopping?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy a


cake?

Where do teachers
work?

Where do apples grow?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy food?

Where do you go out to


eat?

Where do you watch tv?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you get a


haircut?

Where do you shower?

Where do you go when


you’re sick?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do airplanes fly?

Where does trash go?

Where do you see


giraffes?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who works in a school?

Who helps you when


you’re sick?

Who cooks food?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who drinks from a


bottle?

Who delivers mail?

Who checks your teeth?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who cuts your hair?

Who goes to school?

Who drives a police car?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who puts out fires?

Who makes milk?

Who paints?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who teaches you to


read?

Who catches the bad


guys?

Who rides a bike?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who takes care of you?

Who lives at the zoo?

Who lives on the farm?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who eats bananas?

Who plants corn?

Who catches fish?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you wake up?

When is dinner?

When is Christmas?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is Valentine’s day?

When is bedtime?

When is Halloween?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is breakfast?

When does the sun come


up?

When is school?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is winter?

When is spring?

When is fall?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you need a


coat?

When do you wear a


bathing suit?

When do you eat?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you go to school?

Why is the baby crying?

Why are you hot?


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you use an


umbrella?

Why do you wear gloves?

Why does a bird have


wings?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you take a bath?

Why do you go to the


store?

Why do you wash your


hands?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you wear a


helmet?

Why do you eat a cake?

Why do you get


presents?
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you need a coat?

Why do you need a car?

Why do you laugh?


Picture &
Word

Simply Special Ed
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you eat with?

fork shovel whisk

What do you drink with?

cup pan filter

What do you clean with?

can cleaner paint brush


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you drive?

boat plane car

What do you fly?

car boat plane

What do you sail?

boat car plane


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sleep in?

cabinet bed stool

What do you eat on?

table couch bed

What do you climb?

tree bed shower


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sit on?

table couch tree

What do you wear?

frog boat shirt

What do you dry hands


with?

towel soap shirt


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you write with?

scissors pencil eraser

What do you put on your


feet?

socks shorts hat

What do you cook with?

bib bowl cleaner


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you play with?

trash pizza toys

What do you eat?

block pizza juice

What do you drink?

pizza juice soap


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you brush?

teeth nose lips

What do you comb?

eyes hair teeth

What do you blow?

nose arm nails


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you paint with?

glitter brush crayons

What do you color with?

yarn glue gun crayons

What do you drink from?

cup plate fork


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you see with?

eyes feet teeth

What do you smell with?

ear nose feet

What do you touch with?

mouth hand teeth


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you color with?

glitter brushes crayons

What do you read?

yarn book tv

What do you wear on


your head?

hat socks shirt


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you sleep?

cabinet bed table

Where do you learn?

store couch school

Where do you drive?

road tracks shower


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you eat?

couch bed table

Where do you cook?

bathroom living room kitchen

Where do you play?

living room playground kitchen


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you park your


car?

roof lot grass

Where do you run?

pond treadmill playground

Where do you swing?

swing slide sand box


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do babies sleep?

crib garden bed

Where do pigs live?

beach farm mountain

Where do veggies grow?

garden beach winter


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you bring sick


pets?

farm vet beach

Where do you swim?

school pool bath

Where do mail a letter?

school bathroom post office


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you see


clowns?

circus store zoo

Where do doctors work?

zoo school hospital

Where do you go
shopping?

store train school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy a


cake?

hair dresser hospital bakery

Where do teachers
work?

zoo school hospital

Where do apples grow?

grass tree school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy food?

barber store school

Where do you go out to


eat?

coffee shop restaurant barber

Where do you watch tv?

hospital living room school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you get a


haircut?

hair dresser store Coffee shop

Where do you shower?

bed couch shower

Where do you go when


you’re sick?

hospital restaurant school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do airplanes fly?

sky ocean earth

Where does trash go?

ocean trash ground

Where do you see


giraffes?

circus train zoo


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who works in a school?

construction teacher waiter


worker

Who helps you when


you’re sick?

teacher nurse police

Who cooks food?

mail man fire man chef


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who drinks from a


bottle?

baby mom construction


worker

Who delivers mail?

teacher mail man police man

Who checks your teeth?

vet fire man dentist


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who cuts your hair?

hair dresser construction waiter


worker

Who goes to school?

fire man teacher chef

Who drives a police car?

waiter police man chef


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who puts out fires?

fire man construction police man


worker

Who makes milk?

cow teacher chef

Who paints?

painter vet dentist


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who teaches you to


read?

teacher vet dentist

Who catches the bad


guys?

fire man teacher police man

Who rides a bike?

waiter police man chef


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who takes care of you?

baby mom construction


worker

Who lives at the zoo?

cat elephant fish

Who lives on the farm?

frog bear cow


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who eats bananas?

monkey seagull beaver

Who plants corn?

chef farmer teacher

Who catches fish?

fisherman chef farmer


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you wake up?

night lunch morning

When is dinner?

night lunch dinner

When is Christmas?

December February June


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is Valentine’s day?

February June March

When is bedtime?

night lunch morning

When is Halloween?

October February March


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is breakfast?

night lunch morning

When does the sun come


up?

night lunch morning

When is school?

Saturday Monday Sunday


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is winter?

February June May

When is spring?

October May December

When is fall?

October February March


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you need a


coat?

snow hot fog

When do you wear a


bathing suit?

snow cloudy hot

When do you eat?

hungry sick tired


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you go to school?

learn eat sleep

Why is the baby crying?

read hungry sleeping

Why are you hot?

snow sun rain


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you use an


umbrella?

raining sunny windy

Why do you wear gloves?

cold sick hot

Why does a bird have


wings?

fly swim dance


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you take a bath?

smelly tired hungry

Why do you go to the


store?

sleep buy eat


something

Why do you wash your


hands?

sad happy dirty


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you wear a


helmet?

swim sleep bike

Why do you eat a cake?

party Christmas Easter

Why do you get


presents?

4th of July Birthday St. Patrick’s


Day
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you need a coat?

hot cold Partly cloudy

Why do you need a car?

drive swim lift

Why do you laugh?

jokes sad scared


Just word

Simply Special Ed
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you eat with?

fork shovel whisk

What do you drink with?

cup pan filter

What do you clean with?

can cleaner paint brush


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you drive?

boat plane car

What do you fly?

car boat plane

What do you sail?

boat car plane


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sleep in?

cabinet bed stool

What do you eat on?

table couch bed

What do you climb?

tree bed shower


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you sit on?

table couch tree

What do you wear?

frog boat shirt

What do you dry hands


with?

towel soap shirt


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you write with?

scissors pencil eraser

What do you put on your


feet?

socks shorts hat

What do you cook with?

bib bowl cleaner


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you play with?

trash pizza toys

What do you eat?

block pizza juice

What do you drink?

pizza juice soap


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you brush?

teeth nose lips

What do you comb?

eyes hair teeth

What do you blow?

nose arm nails


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you paint with?

glitter brush crayons

What do you color with?

yarn glue gun crayons

What do you drink from?

cup plate fork


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you see with?

eyes feet teeth

What do you smell with?

ear nose feet

What do you touch with?

mouth hand teeth


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

What do you color with?

glitter brushes crayons

What do you read?

yarn book tv

What do you wear on


your head?

hat socks shirt


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you sleep?

cabinet bed table

Where do you learn?

store couch school

Where do you drive?

road tracks shower


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you eat?

couch bed table

Where do you cook?

bathroom living room kitchen

Where do you play?

living room playground kitchen


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you park your


car?

roof lot grass

Where do you run?

pond treadmill playground

Where do you swing?

swing slide sand box


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do babies sleep?

crib garden bed

Where do pigs live?

beach farm mountain

Where do veggies grow?

garden beach winter


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you bring sick


pets?

farm vet beach

Where do you swim?

school pool bath

Where do mail a letter?

school bathroom post office


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you see


clowns?

circus store zoo

Where do doctors work?

zoo school hospital

Where do you go
shopping?

store train school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy a


cake?

hair dresser hospital bakery

Where do teachers
work?

zoo school hospital

Where do apples grow?

grass tree school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you buy food?

barber store school

Where do you go out to


eat?

coffee shop restaurant barber

Where do you watch tv?

hospital living room school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do you get a


haircut?

hair dresser store Coffee shop

Where do you shower?

bed couch shower

Where do you go when


you’re sick?

hospital restaurant school


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Where do airplanes fly?

sky ocean earth

Where does trash go?

ocean trash ground

Where do you see


giraffes?

circus train zoo


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who works in a school?

construction teacher waiter


worker

Who helps you when


you’re sick?

teacher nurse police

Who cooks food?

mail man fire man chef


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who drinks from a


bottle?

baby mom construction


worker

Who delivers mail?

teacher mail man police man

Who checks your teeth?

vet fire man dentist


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who puts out fires?

fire man construction police man


worker

Who makes milk?

cow teacher chef

Who paints?

painter vet dentist


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who teaches you to


read?

teacher vet dentist

Who catches the bad


guys?

fire man teacher police man

Who rides a bike?

waiter police man chef


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who takes care of you?

baby mom construction


worker

Who lives at the zoo?

cat elephant fish

Who lives on the farm?

frog bear cow


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Who eats bananas?

monkey seagull beaver

Who plants corn?

chef farmer teacher

Who catches fish?

fisherman chef farmer


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you wake up?

night lunch morning

When is dinner?

night lunch dinner

When is Christmas?

December February June


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is Valentine’s day?

February June March

When is bedtime?

night lunch morning

When is Halloween?

October February March


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is breakfast?

night lunch morning

When does the sun come


up?

night lunch morning

When is school?

Saturday Monday Sunday


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When is winter?

February June May

When is spring?

October May December

When is fall?

October February March


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

When do you need a


coat?

snow hot fog

When do you wear a


bathing suit?

snow cloudy hot

When do you eat?

hungry sick tired


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you go to school?

learn eat sleep

Why is the baby crying?

read hungry sleeping

Why are you hot?

snow sun rain


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you use an


umbrella?

raining sunny windy

Why do you wear gloves?

cold sick hot

Why does a bird have


wings?

fly swim dance


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you take a bath?

smelly tired hungry

Why do you go to the


store?

sleep buy eat


something

Why do you wash your


hands?

sad happy dirty


©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you wear a


helmet?

swim sleep bike

Why do you eat a cake?

party Christmas Easter

Why do you get


presents?

4th of July Birthday St. Patrick’s


Day
©Alyssa Shanahan, Simply Special Ed 2017

Why do you need a coat?

hot cold Partly cloudy

Why do you need a car?

drive swim lift

Why do you laugh?

jokes sad scared


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