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Handout 1.2
Organizer: Photo Analysis
Aboriginal Hockey
Name: __________________________
Study each photo for a few seconds and fill in the organiser by answering the questions.
| Photo 1 nlc-10087 |
Photo 2 nlc-10633 |
Photo 3 nlc-10144 |
Photo 4 nlc-10143 |
Photo 5 nlc-10142 |
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| 2. Divide the photo into quadrants where applicable. What details come to your attention? - people, objects, activities, location, time period, season etc. | ||||
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| 3. From your analysis identify two or three conclusions about the history of hockey from your observations? | ||||
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| 4. What questions came to mind during your analysis? How might you find the answers to those questions? | ||||
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| Photo 6 nlc-10145 |
Photo 7 nlc-10139 |
Photo 8 nlc-10141 |
Photo 9 nlc-10146 |
Photo 10 nlc-10137 |
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