Using images to stimulate
enquiry
Or any
other museum or objects
Objects
questions:
What
questions would you like to ask this object?
What
do you think the reply will be?
Can
you think of questions other people might ask it?
Can
you imagine a conversation between this sculpture and others?
Can
you create a poem about me? Think about how I look, what colour I am, what
shape I am. Describe how you feel when you look at me.
Tell a story
Could
you write a story about me? You could imagine what I would do if I could move,
where would I go? Or what was I before I was a sculpture?
You
can write what you like; the story is up to you.
Make a drawing
Can
you make a drawing of me? Look at what other people have done.
Sculpture
questions
What am I made of?
How was I made?
Who made me?
Where should I be?
Where’s my stomach?
What am I?
What do I remind you of?
What name would you give me?
Art
Paintings
and pictures questions
Write down
questions you would like to ask about this painting, picture or photograph using
What, Where, Who, When, Why, How, What if?
Unfreeze
this scene; write a paragraph each of what happened during the scene, five
minutes before this scene and five minutes after the scene. Combine these into
a short narrative.
Unfreeze
this scene; write a story of what happened before this scene, during the scene,
and after the scene.
Role play
the scene: who are characters? What are they saying to each other?
Include
speech bubbles of a conversation between two of the characters.
Imagine one of the character is planning his or her next move, write a thought bubble of what
he or she is thinking.
Thought
tapping: Take the role of each character in the picture; freeze frame the
scene; on cue, as one of the characters, say how you are feeling and why.
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