Drawing Conclusions
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Objective
I can make inferences based on evidence from a text.
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Warm-up video
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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An inference is a conclusion reached based on evidence and reasoning.
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Good readers infer by using prior knowledge along with clues in the text to form an idea.
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When reading, look for clues in the text, add your prior knowledge, and put everything together to make an inference.
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Practice
3 questions
Which of the following BEST describes what an inference is?
What are the two key components needed to make an inference while reading?
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Exit ticket
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“Read the following short story. What can you infer about the character Sarah? Sarah walked into the classroom, her head down. She didn't say hello to anyone and quickly took her seat. Her eyes were red, and she sniffled quietly as she opened her notebook.”
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