August 29, 2026

These are our September questions of the day for grade one. Each one starts as a quick yes or no vote, then turns into real math as we collect and graph the data, and so many times it opens up into a science, social studies, or art connection too. It is a simple morning routine that builds curiosity, data literacy, and curriculum connections without adding extra work to your day. Perfect for educators looking for easy classroom engagement ideas, morning meeting routines, or a fun way to bring math and science into daily instruction. Sept 8, Is September the first day of fall? Sept 9, Are the days getting shorter now that September is here? Sept 10, Do animals get ready for fall in September? Sept 11, Do all trees lose their leaves in the fall? Sept 14, Is it usually colder in September than in July? Sept 15, Does it rain more in fall than in summer? Sept 16, Do people need different clothes when the weather changes? Sept 17, Can you see your breath outside in September mornings? Sept 18, Which is windier, summer or fall? Sept 21, Do all leaves turn the same colour in the fall? Sept 22, Is day and night exactly equal length today? Sept 23, Why do leaves fall off the trees? Sept 24, Do leaves make a sound when you step on them? Sept 25, Which season has the most colourful leaves? Sept 28, Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable? Sept 29, Can a pumpkin be bigger than a house? Sept 30, Are pumpkins and squash the same thing? Thanks for watching! If you want October's questions of the day, and the rest of the school year as I keep building this out, hit subscribe so you don't miss it. See you in the next one!