Inferences and Predictions

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What is a prediction?

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What you think will happen.

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What is an inference?

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Use what you already know and clues from the story to come up with a reasonable answer.

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How do you think Gavin feels after breaking a window?

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He is scared of getting in trouble.

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What can you infer if Isabel's soccer team cheered and received a trophy?

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They won the game.

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What probably happened next when the birthday boy walked in and guests hid?

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They jumped out and yelled 'Surprise!'.

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What is the difference between a prediction and an inference?

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A prediction is what you think will happen, while an inference is a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.

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Give an example of making a prediction.

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If it is cloudy, I predict it will rain.

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What clues can help you make an inference?

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Context clues, character actions, and dialogue in the story.

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Why is it important to make predictions while reading?

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It helps engage with the text and enhances comprehension.

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What is a key strategy for making inferences?

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Combine prior knowledge with information from the text.