

Making inferences in fictional texts
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Easy
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Katherine Hartlaub
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9 Slides • 11 Questions
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Making inferences in fictional texts
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Next week will be progress monitoring, then we will make inferences in informational texts
Reviewing what an inference is
Practicing making inferences
What are we doing today?
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What is an inference again?
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Example:
Making an inference is really connecting our own experiences with what we read to make an guess.
If a text says that the character put on boots before going outside, I can think about times I have put on boots to guess what the character is doing next: going out while it is raining or snowing, taking a hike, going somewhere muddy like a field.
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Try to make an inference based on your own experiences or things you've read
You try making connections
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Multiple Choice
Tyrell came into the room smiling, waving at everyone, and talking about his weekend.
What can you infer about Tyrell’s mood?
He is nervous
He is tired
He is happy
He is confused
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Multiple Choice
After lunch, Mia sat quietly at her desk, didn’t touch her food, and kept holding her stomach.
What can you infer about Mia?
She is full
She is feeling sick
She is angry
She is sleepy
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Multiple Choice
The hallway was silent, and students were walking slowly with their heads down.
What can you infer might have happened?
They are going to recess
They are excited for a field trip
They just got in trouble
They are racing to lunch
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Multiple Choice
Jordan keeps glancing at the door, shifting in his seat, and checking the time.
What can you infer about Jordan?
He is waiting for someone or something
He is focused on the lesson
He is trying to fall asleep
He is practicing mindfulness
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Multiple Choice
Sasha came in with a cast on her arm and a note from the nurse.
What can you infer happened to Sasha?
She got a new toy
She had an accident or injury
She is showing off
She is pretending to be hurt
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Read a passage
Answer questions found directly in the text
Answer questions we need to have evidence for
Now we can
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Let's start with information
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Multiple Choice
What grade is Morgan in?
5th
6th
7th
8th
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Multiple Select
What are Morgan's dogs names?
Spot and Rover
Jeb and Hank
Max and Duke
Bella and Luna
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Now we move on to inferencing
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Multiple Choice
How many dogs does Morgan have?
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None
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Multiple Choice
Are Morgan's parents home?
Yes, they are in the kitchen
It’s not mentioned
Yes, they are upstairs
No, Morgan is alone with her sisters
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Multiple Choice
Does Morgan like riding the bus?
Yes, she enjoys the ride
Yes, she sits with her sisters
No, she thinks it smells bad
It’s not mentioned
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Poll
How are we feeling about inferencing?
I am a star at this
I'm not all the way there but I got it
Some help is still good
I don't know what's happening
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