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...
How does this picture make you feel? Why? Why are white rabbits associated with magic? Can this rabbit perform magic tricks? Is it a magician? Write a story from the rabbit's perspective. You could use this as your starting point: Ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls, Welcome...
What kind of creature is this? What is its species? Research griffins and hippogriffs. Could it be either of these? What do you think this creature eats? Where does it live? What is its personality/temperament like? Do they live alone or in groups? Write...
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...
Who is this? Why is he special? His name badge reads 'The Doctor: Here to Help'. Is this an ordinary doctor? What kind of doctor do you think he is? Who does he help? What is he doing with his hands? Is he in...
Describe the building. What's unusual about it? Have you ever seen a building like this? Where do you think this is? Who might be inside? Who's in the room with the light on? Why is there a tornado over this building? Is it going...
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...