PREDICTING OUTCOMES

Jenny and Rachel are at the beach. They set up their chairs and towels. Then it got really windy and Jenny looked up and saw a big grey cloud. What do you think will happen next?

• It will be a sunny day.

• A storm is coming.

• They will go in the water.

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Mr Hall was on his way to work. As he was leaving home, a nail went into his tyre. Air slowly began to leak out of the tyre. What will happen next?

• Mr. Hall will be early for work.

• Mr. Hall will be late for work.

• Mr. Hall will continue to work.

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Kira made a cake. She mixed it and put it in the oven to bake. Her friend Toni came over and they went and watched tv for hours. Kira forgot all about the cake. What do you think happened next?

• The cake was burnt.

• The cake was not burnt.

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Mike comes home from school. He puts down his bag and goes into the kitchen and takes out bread, jelly and peanut butter. What is he going to do?

• Do his homework.

• Do his laundry.

• Make a sandwhich.

• Make a paper plane.

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What is prediction?

• things that may or may not happen in the future
• things that are impossible to happen
• things that will never happen

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How do we make predictions?

• by guessing
• by using hints or clues based from the materials presented
• by using one's emotion or instinct

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Why do we make predictions?

• to know what will happen next
• to end a story or piece the way you want it to be
• to finish the unfinished as expected by many

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“The smell of popcorn filled the air. I heard the audience laughing”, said Abby. What can you infer?

• She was at the movie.

• She was at the night market.

• Abby’s mother was cooking in the kitchen.

• Abby’s was selling popcorn to her customer.

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What is an Inference?

• A conclusion or judgement based on evidences and our background knowledge.

• Is what the story is about.

• In when you find the similarity between two or more things.

• Is when you compare two or more things using the words like or as.

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Can you infer what has happened in this picture?

• airing out stinky feet
• foot fungus
• ant bite
• sunburn and blister

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