Drawing Conclusions and Inferencing Lesson

Write only the key details of this passage:

Recently studies show that students who read regularly perform better academically. They tend to have higher test scores, better critical thinking skills, and greater academic engagement.

Read the following passage and draw a conclusion:

Recently studies show that students who read regularly perform better academically. They tend to have higher test scores, better critical thinking skills, and greater academic engagement.

Write only the key details of this passage:

Jane always kept to herself at school, rarely speaking up or joining group activities. One day, she helped a classmate with a difficult math problem, and they became friends. Slowly, Jane started to participate more in class.

Read the following passage and draw a conclusion:

Jane always kept to herself at school, rarely speaking up or joining group activities. One day, she helped a classmate with a difficult math problem, and they became friends. Slowly, Jane started to participate more in class.

Write only the key details of this passage:

Mark stared at the empty chair across the table, his eyes filled with regret. He picked up the phone, hesitated, and then put it down again.

Read the following passage and use inferencing skills to interpret the deeper meaning:

Mark stared at the empty chair across the table, his eyes filled with regret. He picked up the phone, hesitated, and then put it down again.