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Analyzing Primary Sources: Event Happenings

May 14, 2020February 17, 2021

War protesters

This graphic organizer can be used to analyze images that capture an event. The Who, What, Where, When, Why and How are good guides for framing and understanding an aspect of an event and to help with identifying areas for further research.

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More primary source analysis strategies

  • Analyzing Primary Sources: Close Observation & Purposeful Questions
  • Analyzing Primary Sources: Close Reading Markup Strategies
  • Analyzing Primary Sources: Image Sequencing Activities
  • Analyzing Primary Sources: Primary Source Investigations
  • Analyzing Primary Sources: Primary Source Thinking Triangle Activity
  • Analyzing Primary Sources: Sensory Exploration
  • Connecting to the Common Core: Analyzing Primary Source Images
  • Connecting to the Common Core: K-5 Writing Prompts & Activities

Image Analysis Choice Boards

  • Early Elementary (K-2) Image Analysis Choice Board
  • Later Elementary (3-5) Image Analysis Choice Board
  • Middle School (6-8) Image Analysis Choice Board
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