1. Zoom In Colorado Zoom In Colorado

2. What stories do pictures tell?
Zoom In Inquiry
Introductions
Who we are
Name
Background information
Our teaching connection
What stories do pictures tell? 2

3. Is this a photo or a drawing?
What objects do you see?
Is this picture old or new? (clues?)
What do you think this might be?

4. What new information do you have?
What ideas do you have about this photo?
When do you think this picture was taken? Why?

5. What do you think is happening?
What modern activities can you compare to those you see?

6. What additional information does the complete picture provide?
What do you know about the history of photography?
What could have happened prior to this ‘captured moment?’

7. What smells would you encounter?
What would you hear?
Who would you want to talk to?
What would you say or ask?

8. Create a caption for this picture.

9. Critically Thinking What do you know about the history of Colorado?
Write a question about the picture that you would like answered.
What do you think was the purpose for this photo?
How does this photo relate to the question “ How do pictures tell a story?” 9

10. William F. Cody on horseback 10

11. Bibliography
It costs a dime to look through this Bausch and Lomb high power telescope at beautiful New England, Savoy Mountains area near North Adams, Massachusetts
William F. Cody on horseback 2/id/79556/rec/13
William Frederick "Buffalo Bill" Cody rides a dark horse in the left midground in a dirt arena during a rehearsal for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. A group of Native Americans on horseback is gathered in the right midground watching Cody ride in front of them. Cody wears a dark hat and a dark, striped suit. Gaiters that lace up the side cover his lower pant legs. Several of the Native Americans wear feathers on the backs of their heads. A woman stands in the left background under a large tent. She holds her hands on her hips. A group of men is also gathered under the tent in the center background. Most of the men wear derby hats and suits. 11