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Making inferences is an important skill that learners need to have as they comprehend text. Making inferences takes comprehension to a deeper level than just the surface. Find more comprehension strategies paired with picture books in our Comprehension Reading Strategies series. *This post contains affiliate links. Why Making Inferences Can be Tricky Now, making ... Read More about Making Inferences using “My Lucky Day”
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This reading activity gives kids practice supporting inferences with evidence.
Hi, I'm Magy. I love reading and writing, and I love to teach reading and writing. Currently, I'm a K-8 Reading Specialist, but I've also taught in High
I have always enjoyed problem solving which is why inference and deduction games are so fun to me. So I wanted to find out what deduction...
If you’ve ever had (or possibly you currently do have) a student who struggled with phonics even after receiving daily, systematic instruction, it’s most likely because they have not yet developed their phonemic awareness abilities. Read more
In today's post, I'll share ideas for teaching inferring through a gradual release of responsibility. Make sure to read all the way through the post, because there are several different freebies you can download and use right away!
Contents-20 Inference questions - 4 per page.-Each page has four scenarios and inference questions with a picture to answer the question.-Corresponds with the PLS-5 Auditory Comprehension Question #34.Ideas-Work with student one on one, in small groups, or with the entire class.-Use to work on makin...
Inference worksheets are great tools because they not only help you to become a better reader but also develop your thinking skills.
Last year, I taught how to make inferences for quite some time. With such an emphasis on close reading, I wanted my students to read between the lines, to dig deeper, and to find out the answer to the question, “what is the author really trying to say?!” I spent a lot of time […]
