This learning resource focuses on the concept of visual storytelling, specifically through the lens of a communal bison hunt. Students will engage in translating a specific event into a three-part visual symbol sequence, effectively communicating information without the use of words. The activity begins with a guided practice where students analyze prehistoric cave art, prompting them to observe, think critically, and wonder about the meaning of symbols. They will then sketch their own sequences depicting the stages of the bison hunt—planning, action, and outcome—using only symbols. The collaboration segment encourages interaction, as students explain their stories to each other through gestures and visual cues, reinforcing understanding of communication without language.