1. To be used as an introduction to the discussion lesson
4th Grade Zoom-In
To be used as an introduction to the discussion lesson

2. What do you see in this image?
What kind of image is it (a painting, a photograph, a drawing)?
What do you think might be in the rest of the image?

3. With more of the image revealed, what do you see now?
What do you think this might be a photograph of (use evidence)?
What do you think might be in the rest of the image?
Where do you think this photograph was taken?

4. Does revealing more of the photograph confirm your answer to where this picture was taken? Why or why not?
What adjectives might you use to describe this scene?
What do you think might be in the rest of the image?

5. What has been now included in the photograph?
How does this part of the image change the whole photograph?
Where do you think this picture was taken? Why?
What might be a good title for this photograph?

7. Yucca Flat
Yucca Flat contains hundreds of subsidence craters caused by underground nuclear testing. The heat of the nuclear explosion vaporized the soil and bedrock around it, creating a cavity onto which the surface soil collapses. Clearly seen on aerial and satellite photographs, the craters or subsidences give Yucca Flat a look similar to the surface of the moon. Source: Nevada Humanities (Moore, 2008) Retrieved from OnlineNevada.org