Observation

Inference

Observation

Inference

Observation

Inference

Observation

Inference

Create Evaluate Respond

Consider Evidence Relevant

Claim Evidence Reasoning

Cause Examine Real-life

A statement one believes is true

long and detailed paragraph

Explains why something happened

An answer to a question

Observations or facts that causes someone to believe something is true.

Long and detailed paragraph

Answers a question

Explaining how evidence supports a claim

Something used to prove something true or false

Ms. Saunders likes animals.

Ms. Saunders has not been observed eating meat and says she's a vegan.

Since one reason people don't eat meat is because they do not wish harm to come to animals, people who don't eat meat probably like animals.

Ms. Saunders likes animals.

Ms. Saunders has not been observed eating meat and says she's a vegan.

Since one reason people don't eat meat is because they do not wish harm to come to animals, people who don't eat meat probably like animals.

Ms. Saunders likes animals.

Ms. Saunders has not been observed eating meat and says she's a vegan.

Since one reason people don't eat meat is because they do not wish harm to come to animals, people who don't eat meat probably like animals.

function

system

feedback

True

False

True

False

aluminum cans

plastic bottles

cardboard

plastic film such as plastic bags

Magical Recycling Factory

Materials Recovery Facility

Materials Recycling Fantasyland

Management Reclamation Force

FORMATIVE grades are 30% of your Quarter 1 and Quarter 2 grades

SUMMATIVE grades are 70% of your Quarter 1 and Quarter 2grades

There will be a final exam and/or project near the end of the year that will count for 20% of your final grade

Quarter 1 and Quarter 2 count for 80% of your total grade