Which One Would You Chewz? – Winter Visual Thinking Slides (16 Critical Thinking Prompts)
 
Engage your students this winter with a cozy, conversation-sparking critical thinking activity that celebrates curiosity and choice.
 
Which One Would You Chewz? is a winter-themed twist on the classic “Which One Doesn’t Belong?”, reimagined through the inclusive, creative lens of Little Chewz. This resource invites students to explore four seasonal images and decide which one they would "chewz", and why. The goal isn’t to eliminate the odd one out, but to justify personal perspectives, build confidence, and foster respectful classroom discussion.
 
Perfect for visual reasoning, oral language, SEL, and flexible thinking, this resource works beautifully in both math and literacy centers or as a low-prep morning warm-up during the winter months.
 
What’s Inside:
16 full-color critical thinking slides featuring winter and Canadian-themed images
A printable student recording sheet with reflection prompts
Built-in discussion activities and movement-based games for flexible classroom use
Easy-to-use ideas for centers, early finishers, partner work, or sub plans
 
 Key Skills Supported:
Visual reasoning & problem-solving
Oral language and classroom discussion
Descriptive vocabulary and perspective-taking
Social-emotional learning through student voice and reflection
Creative thinking and flexible justification
 
Who It’s For:
This resource is ideal for:
Grades K–6
French Immersion, ESL/ELL, and inclusive classrooms
Teachers who value choice-based learning and open-ended thinking
Educators seeking Canadian content that reflects local culture and seasonal visuals
 
Why We Say “Chewz” Instead of “Doesn’t Belong”
At Little Chewz, we believe in reframing traditional routines to foster belonging, not exclusion.
“Which One Would You Chewz?” encourages students to think critically while celebrating individual perspectives and unique ways of seeing the world.
 
Easy to Use. Ready to Go.
Just project the slides or print for centers, no prep required
Use again and again: responses vary every time
Pairs perfectly with SEL journals, writing prompts, and seasonal literacy
 
Grab your copy today and bring warmth, connection, and critical thinking into your classroom this winter.