2 - 7 Traditional Tales - Make Inferences & Characters

Fill in the Blank

Which word in the sentences contains a suffix that turns a noun into an adjective. Enter your answer in the box.

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Making Inferences
and Characters

Mr. Perez/Mr. James

2/7/2023

Objective:

I can identify the
relationship of and
conflicts between
characters.

Read Aloud:
Ten Suns: A Chinese
Legend
–What do you notice on the

cover?

–What can you infer the

story will be about?

–What questions do you

have based on the cover?

Summarize:
Ten Suns: A Chinese
Legend

–Summarize what the

whole story is about.

–Remember BME
–Use important details.
–3 – 5 sentences.

Open Ended

Summarize the whole story.

Remember B.M.E

Use important details

5 - 7 sentences

Characters

Authors bring their characters
and subjects to life in five key
ways:
1. Appearance
2. Traits
3. Voice and Dialogue
4. Behaviors
5. Thoughts and Emotions

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Which 5 are the main parts of Characters?​ ​

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Make Inferences

Authors may not tell everything in a
text. Sometimes you have to make
inferences to fill in the holes.

Text Evidence +

Background Knowledge =

Understanding

*Use clues from the text plus what
you know to make inferences.

Multiple Select

When making an inference, which 2 parts do you need in order to have a new understanding?

• Setting

• Text Evidence

• Background Knowledge

• Conflict

• Theme

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