Look closely at this image, stripped of its caption, and join the moderated conversation about what you and other students see. [Click on image to see larger version.]
In your journal, answer these questions:
1. What is going on in this picture?
2. Why do you say that?
3. What else do you see?
4. Count your words, fill in your table of contents.
Turn and talk to a neighbor about your perceptions.
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English is my Thinglish :: 
Whats going on in this picture?
-There is man with his lamb and his lamb was is in their cage not knowing what to do with them.
Why do you say that?
-I say that because there is smoke coming from the back of the house and the area is cloudy and a yellowish-orange for the fire
What else do you see?
-I see the lambs cooped up in a corner they look like they are scared because the smoke from the fire
what i see in this picture is maybe a lamb farm or a lamb rescue. theres about 9 lambs that are in this thing that looks like a cage but they arent closed in. i see black white and brown lambs. theres a brick/stone wall behind them, and a hill. on top the hill what i see is a stone wall. on top of the hill what i see is maybe the farm keeper. hes dressed as a farmer and wearing a white hat. also ontop of the hill on the left of him is a big building i dont know what it is though, and on the right of him is a white jeep..
what’s going on in this picture is lambs in a huddle and a farmer watching them. I say this because their on a farm and their’s lambs so that’s why i say that. i also see a sunset . and a jeep in the background.
Thank you for your comments.
Review two other students’ comments, and reply to them. Then in your journal, describe the two comments, and whether you agree.
GRADE: 70
Ahshalai, great powers of observation and description.
Review two other students’ comments, and reply to them. Then in your journal, describe the two comments you read, and whether you agree or not.
GRADE: 85%
Sherome, I am a bit confused about the “why you say that” section: is it that you mean you think the man doesn’t know what to do with them because of the smoke?
GRADE: 80%
1. what’s going on in this picture?
– a person is watching the llama’s.
2. why do you say that?
– the person is standing from a distance looking at them.
3. what else do you see?
– i see a jeep in the background, a building, and a fence around the llama’s.
in the new York times picture this week there is a woman or a man looking at the lama .I say this because i see a woman or a man looking at lama.I also see a woman with a holes and i think she is watering her land so a wild fire dont start on her land and I see that there is something in her shirt she mit be feeding the lama so they dont pass away or out
The human is watching the limas.The person has a water hose maybe to wet the limas so they won’t be dry.I see different colored limas.The limas look scared/cunfused.They are in a lawn.I say that b/c i see a hose in the lawn.I also see limas.I see a quite environment.
in the new York times photo 27 January, there is a men looking at the lames with a water holes i say this because if u look close she has something in his hands and he is looking down where the lames are ,i also see looks of smoke in the air like it was a fire happening if u look in the sky it proves it.