Making Predictions

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What is a prediction?

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A prediction is what you think will happen next based on information you already know.

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How can you make predictions?

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You can make predictions by using information that you already know.

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What happens to ice cream if it is left out of the freezer?

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The ice cream cone will melt.

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What might happen at a surprise party when the birthday boy arrives?

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The guests might jump out and yell 'Surprise!'.

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What does it mean to use common sense when making predictions?

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Using common sense means thinking logically about what is likely to happen.

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If a cat is purring and curled up, what is likely to happen next?

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The cat will probably fall asleep.

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What is an example of using information to make a prediction?

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If you see dark clouds, you might predict that it will rain.

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Why is it important to make predictions while reading?

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Making predictions helps you understand the story better and keeps you engaged.

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What can you do if your prediction is wrong?

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You can adjust your prediction based on new information.

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What is an example of a situation where you might make a prediction?

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You might predict what will happen in a story after reading the first few pages.