What you can really see | Assessment Resource Banks

This task is about what you can see and what you might know but can't see.

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a) Look at this picture.

Put the sentences that are about what you can see and what you can’t see from the picture into the boxes below.

a) Look at this picture.

Put the sentences that are about what you can see and what you can’t see from the picture into the boxes below.

This bird has feathers.

This bird is black.

This bird can fly.

This bird has a beak.

This bird eats worms.

This bird is singing.

I can see this in the picture

I can’t see this in the picture

b) Look at this picture.

Put the sentences that are about what you can see and what you can’t see from the picture into the boxes below.

b) Look at this picture.

Put the sentences that are about what you can see and what you can’t see from the picture into the boxes below.

This cow has 4 legs.

This cow is tired.

This cow has an udder.

This cow has a tail.

This cow eats grass.

This cow makes milk.

I can see this in the picture

I can’t see this in the picture

c) Look at this picture.

Put the sentences that are about what you can see and what you can’t see from the picture into the boxes below.

c) Look at this picture.

Put the sentences that are about what you can see and what you can’t see from the picture into the boxes below.

This bumblebee has legs.

This bumblebee is old.

This bumblebee has wings.

This bumblebee can fly.

This bumblebee makes honey.

This bumblebee has a furry body.

I can see this in the picture

I can’t see this in the picture