Questions to consider when writing.

• What’s happening here?
• What would you hear?
• What would you smell?
• Who or what is the character in the picture?
• Where have they been? What are they carrying? Why?
• Where are they going?

Questions to consider when writing.

• What can you see?
• Who is the woman? How does she feel?
• Where has she been and where is she going?
• What might she be thinking at this moment?
• Where does the ladder lead? Who put it there?
• Is this the end of her journey or the beginning?

Questions to consider when writing.

• What’s happening here?
• Give the boy a name
• What is the boy doing?
• Why does the bear have a collar?
• Where have they been?
• Where are they going?
• How is he feeling? Why?

Questions to consider when writing.

• What’s happening here?
• Give the creatures names.
• Why does the purple creature have a peg on its nose? Why are its cheeks bulging?
• Is the large character an ogre? A troll? Something else?
• Why does he have his foot in a bowl?
• How is he feeling? Why?
• Why are there flies around him?
• Add thought bubbles to this picture.

Questions to consider when writing.

• What’s happening here?
• Do the two smaller mushrooms know the larger one?
• Have they done this before? How do you know?
• What is the larger mushroom reading?
• What kind of thing might you expect to find inside this book?
• What do you think might be in the background?

Questions to consider when writing.

• What can you see?
• Who is the woman?
• Why is she holding an umbrella and a bag?
• Where did she come from? Where is she going?
• How can she survive here?
• What might she be thinking at this moment?
• If you could ask her a question, what would you ask?
• Write a poem describing the view from above the sky.

Questions to consider when writing.

• Who owns this boat? Where is it from? Where is it going?
• Who travels on this boat?
• What can you see beneath the surface of the water?
• What is the creature called? Describe the creature.
• What is the creature doing?
• Why does it have the anchor chain in its mouth?
• Has the creature been asked to pull the boat in this way?
• Where is it taking the boat?
• Why is it acting in this way?

Questions to consider when writing.

• How many animals can you see on the ark? How many animals can you see in the water?
• List the animals you can see.
• What has happened here?
• Why is the boat sinking?
• Why were the animals (and the man) on the boat in the first place?
• What do you think is going to happen? How could the boat be stopped from sinking?
• Share and explore the story of Noah’s Ark.