Demonstration of Learning - 6th Grade Unit 3 Lesson 23 Predictions, Day 1

What is a key aspect of the thought process behind making predictions?

• Relying solely on intuition and personal beliefs.

• Analyzing available information and evidence.

• Ignoring any potential outcomes that are negative.

• Making predictions without considering past experiences.

What thought process did Sarah use when making the prediction about bringing umbrellas to the park?

• She relied on a random guess about the weather.

• She ignored the weather and chose to bring umbrellas on a whim.

• She assessed the observable weather conditions and made an informed prediction.

• She asked her friends for their predictions before making her own.

What is Lena most likely to do after noticing the moving bright star in the sky?

• Ignore it and continue stargazing.

• Tell her friends about the discovery.

• Make a prediction about what the moving star might be.

• Immediately call an astronomer for an explanation.

What is Emily most likely to do after making her prediction about the rain?

• She will start gathering important items and preparing for a possible flood.

• She will immediately call their parents to inform them of the situation.

• She will continue to watch the rain without taking any action.

• She will suggest going outside to play in the rain with Jack.

Make a prediction using the scenario below. You're reading a story set in a rural town. What prediction can you make about the story's setting? Explain your reasoning.