What is happening here? Why is the frog on fire? Can it control the fire? How is the frog feeling? The title is 'Most Fires Are Started by Frogs'. Why do frogs start fires? How do they start fires? Write an explanation of this...
What has happened here? Was there something else in the frame? What was it? Where has it gone? Who took it? Who put the magnifying glass there? Why? Create the missing sign/poster/letter. Explain why someone took it. Credit: Tim O'Brien www.obrienillustration.com...
Without showing the title: What do you think this picture represents? Why? Could it represent anything else? Could it represent different things to different people? Share the title: The Loss of Time. Is it possible to lose something that you can't see or touch?...
Grammar warm up: Write sentences about this picture, each one containing a different preposition or prepositional phrase. Here are some to get you started: across behind beneath above over amongst through Where did the mammoth come from? How is it in NYC (New York...
FIRST CUPID (Cupido Primus) This early messenger of love was unearthed in pristine condition, Area 18. 1908 Who was Cupid? Why is this called 'First Cupid'? Were there more? When was First Cupid discovered? Who do you think discovered it? When do you think this Cupid was alive? ...
Look at the picture and imagine that you are a detective responsible for finding out what happened here. What do you know for certain? What questions do you have? Compare your questions to the ones below - did you think of any others? Did...
What is happening here? Why is the house taking off? Is this house special? Is there anyone inside the house? What about the other houses? What do the neighbours think? How are they reacting? What will happen to the house? Use this sheet to...
What is happening here? How did the ships and the water come out of the frame? Why? Does anyone know that this is happening? What will happen to the ships? How much water will come out of the frame? Is anyone on the ships?...