This worksheet is a simple way to help students link the content of your lesson to their prior knowledge on the subject.
Display a photo that relates to the content you are teaching. For example, if students are learning about earthquakes, display a photo of a fault line or destruction caused by an earthquake. The worksheet includes two open-ended questions:
1. What can you infer has happened in this photo?
2. If you wrote a story about what has happened in this photo, what would the title be and why?
These two open-ended questions help students to not only recall relevant information and vocabulary on the topic, but to also think critically.
It can be used with any content for any lesson!
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Do you use ActivInspire in your classroom? Check out my Editable Jeopardy Template for ActivInspire compatible interactive boards. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Editable-ActivInspire-Jeopardy-Template-3032338
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