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...
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...
Who is this? What is he carrying in his backpack? How long has he been travelling for? Why is he holding a stick? Does the dog belong to him? Who is in the tower? What is their job? What might they say back? Where...
What are the people doing? Where did the ladders come from? Why do they climb the ladders? Why is the man holding onto the cloud? Where do they go when they get onto the clouds? Can anyone ride on the clouds? Can people 'catch'...
What can you see? What do you think? What do you wonder? (Use the See think wonder sheet.) What is the rhinoceros doing? Is it injured? Why is its head resting on the ground? Why is its eye glowing? Can it see the man? What is...
Who are these people? How are they related? Which one of them is going to go through the tunnel? How do you know? Has one of them come from the tunnel? What do their facial expressions tell you about how they're feeling? Why might...
What is the man doing? Why is he holding a carrot on a fishing rod? Why isn't the cat looking at the carrot? What 'does not work'? Does the cat have an owner? Who do you think it might be? Is the cat unusually...
What can you see? What do you think? What do you wonder? Record your ideas here: See think wonder. Example literal questions: What is the boy carrying? What are the children sitting in? What is the man carrying on his belt? Example inferential questions: Why...