Problem and Solution

Problem and solution

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We will learn how to find problem and solution using the characters, setting and events. 

​Quick Review of what we have learned:

When you make an inference, you are making a guess about what you think will happen next!

We can use inference to explain setting and characters.​

Multiple Choice

An inference is...

• text evidence + background knowledge (schema)

• making a wild guess

• summarising the text

• information you can find directly in the text

Multiple Choice

Which of the following could be a possible setting in a story?

• Love is stronger than fear.

• He ran as fast as he could.

• It was a winter's night in 2010...

Multiple Choice

Tony sat on the chair. He looked at the dentist walking towards him holding a small mirror and a sharp pointed tool. He started sweating and clenching his fists.

How does Tony feel?

• sad

• hungry

• scared

• excited

Multiple Choice

What character trait would best describe someone who spends a lot of time doing arts and crafts?

• weird

• creative

• brave

​What is Problem and Solution?

What is the problem in this picture?

How can we help solve this problem?

Open Ended

How could we solve the problem?

What is the problem in this picture?

How can we help solve this problem?

Open Ended

How could we solve the problem?

​Follow along as I read

Multiple Choice

What problem was presented in the first two paragraphs?

• A puppy was trapped inside a hot, locked car.

• Pet owners take their pets for car rides in the summer.

• High temperatures can hurt pets.

• Leaving a pet in the car when it's hot is dangerous.

​Follow along as I read

Multiple Choice

What problem was presented in the third and fourth paragraphs?

• there was a puppy locked in the care

• the police couldn't find the owner

• the puppy was sick

• the puppy lost its owner

​Follow along as I read

Multiple Choice

What problem was presented in the last paragraph?

• the owner was missing

• the police could'nt find the owner

• the owner was arrested

• the police found the owner

Multiple Choice

How do the police get the puppy out of the locked car?

• called a locksmith to unlock the car

• unlocked the car

• tracked down the owner

• broke the window

Multiple Choice

The officers noticed the puppy "painting heavily, and in distress." How did the officers save the dog's life?

• returning it to it's owner

• feeding the puppy

• gave the dog water and air condition

• gave the dog air by breaking the window

Multiple Choice

The puppy was "painting heavily, and in distress", the reader can infer that ithe puppy was-

• excited

• dehydrated

• exhausted

• scared

Poll

How are you feeling this week finding problem and solution?