Supporting Inferences with Details
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Objective
I can support my inferences with specific examples from the story.
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Practice
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What is an inference? Provide your own definition in your own words.
In the example of Shelton in the kitchen, list two clues from the text that helped you make an inference about what his mother was cooking.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“In the story about Shelton in the kitchen, list two clues from the text that helped you infer what his mother was cooking. Explain your reasoning. In the story about Bob and the empty cookie jar, identify two clues that led you to infer that Megan ate all the cookies. Explain your reasoning.”
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