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Inferring and Summarizing

Inferring and Summarizing

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English

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5th - 7th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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6 Slides • 8 Questions

1

​Summarizing and Inferencing

RL5.1 and RL5.2

2

Multiple Choice

What is a summary?

1

The beginning and end

2

a brief statement or account of the main points of something

3

The characters and the setting

4

The theme of a story

3

Multiple Choice

A Written summary should include minor details from the book.

1

True

2

False

4

Multiple Choice

The order of events don't matter when I'm writing a summary.

1

True

2

False

5

​What is a summary?

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Imagine you were telling someone about a movie you just watched A summary would include JUST the IMPORTANT parts of the book or movie you are sharing about!​

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What is something that needs to be included in the summary of a story?​

  • ​Setting

  • Characters

  • Problem (another word??)

  • solution

  • main events- beginning, middle, and end

  • SWBST​

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

7

​Remember....

Summaries DO NOT contain your opinion! Stick to the facts from the story or passage!

8

Multiple Choice

Read the summary:

Nemo was captured and forced to live in a tank. He worked with the other fish in the fish tank to escape. Nemo was able to make it back to the ocean and find his dad. They returned home and lived a happy life.

This summary is missing key details from which part of the story?

1

beginning

2

middle

3

end

9

Open Ended

Question image

Write a summary of the story in the picture.

10

​Inferencing!!

11

Multiple Choice

Which answer choice best defines Inference?

1

Characteristics, facts

2

Information or proof directly from the text

3

Information that you provide from outside of the text

4

Using what you already know and what you learn from the text to make a guess

12

Multiple Choice

Which answer choice defines Text Evidence?

1

Information or proof directly from the text

2

Using what you know and what the text says to make a guess

3

Information that you provide from outside of the text

13

Multiple Choice

What is another way to say "background knowledge?"

1

understanding

2

prior knowledge

3

math knowledge

4

Inferencing

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media
pattern-tertiary
​Summarizing and Inferencing

RL5.1 and RL5.2

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