WH Questions Games for Kids

Free, picture-based WH question practice. Children answer who, what, where, when, why and how questions about everyday life, a core skill in early language and speech therapy.

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What children practise

Who: "Who" asks about a person or an animal.
What: "What" asks about a thing, object or action.
Where: "Where" asks about a place or location.
When: "When" asks about a time, season or event.
Why: "Why" asks for a reason or cause.
How: "How" asks about a way of doing, a feeling or an amount.

Three levels that grow with your child

Level 1. Everyday basics. Concrete questions about familiar people, objects and routines.
Level 2. Building up. Functions, places in the community and simple cause and effect.
Level 3. Thinking it through. Inference, problem solving, feelings and social situations.

Children earn up to 3 stars per round. Log in for free to save progress and join the global leaderboard.

Who it's for

Made for children aged about 3 to 8, parents, teachers and speech therapists. Big picture cards, read-aloud questions and gentle hints make it easy for early readers. It works on phones, tablets and computers with nothing to install.

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