Making predictions

Joey had been eating healthy all month. He had been eating more vegetables and less sweets. He took a long walk each day. He steps on the scale.

What happens next?

• His scale will go up

• The scale wont change

• His scale will go down

Confirming a prediction means

• using the text to prove that our prediction was correct

• using the text to adjust the prediction we made

• Not reading the story any further

Tags

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.SL.5.1A

The Smith family can hear the wind outside blowing the trees against the house. The rain is pouring down. They hear a crash of thunder and the light flicker...

What probably will happen next?

• They will turn the TV up louder

• The rain will stop

• The power will go out

Tags

CCSS.RL.5.1

When we make predictions, sometimes we have to adjust what we thought would happen.

• True

• False

A prediction is a random guess that makes no sense with the story.

• True

• False

Brandon ate cotton candy, two funnel cakes, and drank a milk shake at the carnival. Then he went on a ride that spun round and round. His stomach begins to feel sick.

What likely happens next?

• He rides the same ride again

• He throws up

• He asks if the ride will go faster.

Tags

CCSS.RL.5.1