MAKING PREDICTIONS: SECOND GRADE

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What is a prediction?

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A prediction is a statement about what someone thinks will happen in the future based on evidence or reasoning.

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Why is it important to make predictions?

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Making predictions helps us to anticipate outcomes, make informed decisions, and understand the consequences of actions.

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What clues can help you make a prediction from a picture?

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Clues can include visual elements like actions, expressions, and context within the picture.

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How can past experiences influence predictions?

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Past experiences provide a reference point that can guide our expectations about future events.

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What is the role of context in making predictions?

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Context provides background information that can help clarify the situation and inform more accurate predictions.

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What might happen if a prediction is incorrect?

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If a prediction is incorrect, it can lead to unexpected outcomes, but it also provides an opportunity to learn and adjust future predictions.

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How can you test a prediction?

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You can test a prediction by observing the outcome of an event and comparing it to what was predicted.

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What is an example of a prediction in everyday life?

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An example of a prediction is saying it will rain tomorrow based on weather forecasts.

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What is the difference between a fact and a prediction?

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A fact is a statement that can be proven true or false, while a prediction is a guess about what might happen in the future.

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How do emotions affect predictions?

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Emotions can cloud judgment and lead to biased predictions based on feelings rather than facts.