First, show without sharing the title. Who is this man? Why does he have so many unusual objects on his person? Does he have a job? What does he do? Does he have any hobbies? What is he looking for? Why are there crystals floating...
Grammar warm up/revision: List 10 nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs. Write sentences using different combinations. Which is the best? What is happening here? What is the person doing? What song do you think they are playing? Where did all of the underwater creatures come...
What do you think is happening here? What happens when the lady plays the violin? Is she the only one with this power? What are the other people doing? What's happening to the ground? What will happen to the building? What other sounds can...
What can you see in this picture? Look for the obvious things and the smaller details. Play 'I Spy' with a friend. Where do you think this is? Why is the man chasing the goblin? Has the goblin been here before? What are the...
What can you see? What do you think is happening? What do you wonder? Record your ideas here: See think wonder. What questions do you have about this picture? Who does the giant translucent leg belong to? Draw the whole character. Why didn't Matt Rockefeller...
Describe this setting in as much detail as you can. Try to appeal to the listener's/reader's senses. You can use the vocabulary builder beforehand to help generate ideas. Where do you think this is? Is it a real place? Why/why not? Is there anything...
What names would you give to these creatures? Where do they live? What do they eat? What kind of personality might they have? Can you keep any of them as pets? Are they dangerous? Which is your favourite? Why? Create an information page about...
Describe this setting. Use the vocabulary builder to help you. Play the grammar warm up game to write a setting description. Who lives here? Would you like to live here? Why are the flowers glowing? Who is the girl in the foreground? Is she...