Picture Cards for Observation

Secure a group of pictures which have considerable detail and a variety

of objects such as often appear on calendars, large magazine pictures,

and advertisements, etc.

Put a single picture upon the wall for observation for a period of a

few seconds. Let each child write the answers to a series of questions,

each being numbered. They can be answered verbally if the group is

small.

Have the list of questions prepared and numbered. If the picture is of

a house and yard have questions like the following: How many chimneys?

How many windows upstairs, downstairs? How many porches? What color

is the house? the trimmings? How many trees, bushes, flower beds? Is

there a fence? Is the door open or closed? Is there any person in the

picture? Any animal?

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