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I'm not sure how to adapt this to the classroom but this is something we've had to do in karate.
So we have "kata" which are patterns we have to memorize with specific movements. We refer to them as our "textbooks" as they have all of the movements and sequences we need for self defense.
Bunkai is studying the application of these sequences. It becomes more complex as you get higher.
But sometimes our teacher gives us a kata and asks us to develop our own bunkai. They will give us say a sequence of 3-6 moves and we need to figure out what they're supposed to be. It's really interesting to see how creative people can get with it. ( here's an example, they show the pattern and then the bunkai they developed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgN7fUGPgMM )

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Cross the River
Eagles Nest

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Materials in class that students can use to play

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Materials in class that students can use to play

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Have students explore an interactive map and ask questions about their findings.

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Write questions on sticky notes and put them on pictures posted around the classroom.

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Picture walks (using books or other pictures)

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Picture walks (using books or other pictures)

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Show the students a video, picture, artifact, etc. and let them write a reflection on it and ask questions about it. This can start a discussion.

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pretending to be scientists, engineers, pro athletes, artists, etc.

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I had an assignment in science class where we had to choose what we thought was the "freakiest organism on earth", we could pick any animal we wanted and had to prepare an elevator pitch to our class. Then as a class we'd vote.
You could adapt this to other subjects or topics where students go out research a topic of their choice and then present a pitch to the class to vote.

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"lets find out together"

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Debating

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Show and question.

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We took the grade ones on a nature walk to start a conversation about the changing seasons last fall. Could use the same approach for talking about history.

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Similar to what we did in Dianne's class we could have students bring an artefact from home to open a discussion about family history.

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show video related