Thinking sheet · Look and wonder

What Happens Next?

A monkey is up to something. Use clues in the picture to predict what happens next, then draw it.

Grades
K–3
Time
about 15 minutes
Kids practice
making predictions, using picture clues, sequencing

What kids do

“Look at the monkey. What do you think will happen next?”

  1. Right now
  2. What happens next
  3. I think this will happen because I see…
  4. And then what? Draw one more surprise.

How to run it

  • Ask “What makes you say that?” after each prediction.
  • There is no right answer, only answers with good reasons.
  • Great before reading a picture book with lots of action.

Talk about it

  • What clue helped you most?
  • Did two people predict the same thing for different reasons?
  • How do readers make predictions in stories?

Take it further

Draw what happened just before the picture, too.

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