Help children understand the different types of questions they may encounter when reading with this set of Literal, Inferential & Evaluative Questions classroom posters.
With a dedicated poster for each question type, this resource provides a clear and accessible visual reference that can be displayed in your classroom and revisited throughout the year.
📖 Literal Questions Poster
Explains that literal questions ask children to find information that is stated directly in the text.
🔎 Inferential Questions Poster
Explains that inferential questions require children to use clues from the text alongside their own thinking to work out an answer.
💭 Evaluative Questions Poster
Explains that evaluative questions ask children to form an opinion, make a judgement or evaluate something, using evidence from the text to support their ideas.
Guided reading displays
Whole-class reading
Reading comprehension
Literacy classrooms
Reading corners
Reading skill displays
Teaching questioning skills
Developing reading comprehension
Supporting higher-order thinking
Display the three posters together to create a simple reading question reference display, or use each poster individually while introducing and teaching the different question types.
The posters can also be used alongside reading task cards, comprehension worksheets and other reading resources to reinforce children's understanding of how different questions require different types of thinking.
Three question types. Three ways of thinking. One simple classroom display.
Digital resource — no physical product will be delivered.
Help children understand the different types of questions they may encounter when reading with this set of Literal, Inferential & Evaluative Questions classroom posters.
With a dedicated poster for each question type, this resource provides a clear and accessible visual reference that can be displayed in your classroom and revisited throughout the year.
📖 Literal Questions Poster
Explains that literal questions ask children to find information that is stated directly in the text.
🔎 Inferential Questions Poster
Explains that inferential questions require children to use clues from the text alongside their own thinking to work out an answer.
💭 Evaluative Questions Poster
Explains that evaluative questions ask children to form an opinion, make a judgement or evaluate something, using evidence from the text to support their ideas.
Guided reading displays
Whole-class reading
Reading comprehension
Literacy classrooms
Reading corners
Reading skill displays
Teaching questioning skills
Developing reading comprehension
Supporting higher-order thinking
Display the three posters together to create a simple reading question reference display, or use each poster individually while introducing and teaching the different question types.
The posters can also be used alongside reading task cards, comprehension worksheets and other reading resources to reinforce children's understanding of how different questions require different types of thinking.
Three question types. Three ways of thinking. One simple classroom display.
Digital resource — no physical product will be delivered.