I ___ myself for losing my own eraser.

Einstein always has interesting ___ of his own.

Being nice to your friends is ___ .

The ___ made a new sign for the toy store.

The ___ are ready to vote.

Last week, Mrs. Bott ___ us about plants and seeds.

I used fresh tomatoes to make my own pasta ___ !

An ___ visitor was coming to our home.

All the ___ met together.

They came up with an ___ .

They told the ___ what to write.

That ___ he held up his sign.

No one could ___ him for it.

Make inference:

I put on my white shirt and begin to chopping carrots. Behind me is a pot of boiling broth. I choose some nice herbs and chop them to place into the soup. When it is done. I pour a bowl of hot soup and hand it to the waiter.

Who am I?

Make inference:

Today has been very busy. I replaced a knee and set a broken arm into a cast. Now, I am examine a patient with a sore leg. He may need some medicine. Later, I take off my white coat and stethoscope and relax.

who am I?

Make inference:

Before the show I practice my lines. I like to look into the mirror and pretend. I fix my hair and makeup and get into my costume. Before the curtain rises, I am nervous but eager to begin performing.

Make inference:

I begin the day with my small tools to clean my patient’s teeth. I placed the paper bib on her and shined a light down so I could see. I found one cavity! After all the teeth were cleaned, I gave her a toothbrush.

who am I?

Make inference:

when I get to work I pass out papers and set up a game foe the kids to play. When everyone arrives, we read a story and discuss it. The bell feigns and it is time for lunch. I correct some papers and prepare the next lesson.

Make inference:

Josh woke up early on Saturday morning and looked outside the window. The sun was out and it was hot. His dad called to Josh and said “It is a perfect day, don forget to bring a towel!” Josh grabbed a towel and they left the house.

Where do you think Josh and his dad were going?