Making Inferences

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What does it mean to make an inference?

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Making an inference means using clues from the text or situation to understand something that is not directly stated.

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What are clues in a text?

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Clues are hints or pieces of information that help readers understand the meaning or context of a story.

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Why is it important to make inferences while reading?

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Making inferences helps readers understand deeper meanings, predict outcomes, and connect with the text.

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What can facial expressions tell us about a person's feelings?

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Facial expressions can provide clues about a person's emotions, such as happiness, sadness, or surprise.

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What does it mean if someone has droopy eyes?

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Droopy eyes can indicate that a person is tired or sleepy.

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How can the setting of a story help in making inferences?

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The setting provides context and background that can influence characters' actions and emotions.

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What is an example of a situation where you might need to infer something?

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If someone is frowning and crossing their arms, you might infer that they are upset.

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What does it mean if a character runs away in a story?

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Running away can suggest that the character is scared or feels threatened.

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How can we use our own experiences to make inferences?

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We can relate our own feelings and experiences to characters' situations to better understand their actions.

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What is a supporting detail?

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A supporting detail is a piece of information that helps explain or prove a main idea.