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WorksheetsMaking Connections, Inferences, and Predictions
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 2hrs 59mins
Making a prediction is
a guess
putting events in correct order
using a magic 8 ball
using information from the text to determine what comes next
What are Katie and her mom doing?
What most likely is going to happen next?
Which is most likely true?
What is Darryl playing?
The little boy is putting on his roller skates.
What will he probably do next?
He will go to school.
He will go skating.
He will go swimming.
The girl pours a glass of juice. What will she probably do next?
She will laugh.
She will drop the juice.
She will drink the juice.
The lady writes a letter to her friend. What will she probably do with the letter?
She will mail it.
She will throw it away.
She will hide it.
The children give Sandy a birthday gift. What will you probably do next?
She will open it.
She will hide it.
She will lose it.
Susie puts her books in her backpack. What will she do next?
She will go to the lake.
She will go to school.
She will go to the park.
Linda sees storm clouds in the sky. What will probably happen next?
It will rain.
It will become night.
It will become day.
Luke remembers to put his homework in his folder. What will probably happen next?
He will lose it.
He will give it away.
He will take it to the school.
Jose is thirsty. What will he probably do next?
He will go to the park.
He will drink water.
He will walk to school.
The lady turned all the light off in the store. What will probably happen next?
The lady will sing.
The store will open.
The store will close.
Making a prediction is
a guess
putting events in correct order
using a magic 8 ball
using information from the text to determine what comes next
Jan is watering the plants.
What do you predict will happen next to the plants?
Jill wants to go outside, but it is a rainy day.
What do you predict Jill will do next?
Tom put the toothpaste on his toothbrush.
What do you predict will happen next?
Mom has a mic.
What do you predict will happen next?
Mom will sing a song.
Mom will cook.
Mom will go to sleep.
The little boy is putting on his roller skates.
What will he probably do next?
He will go to school.
He will go skating.
He will go swimming.
The girl pours a glass of juice. What will she probably do next?
She will laugh.
She will drop the juice.
She will drink the juice.
The lady writes a letter to her friend. What will she probably do with the letter?
She will mail it.
She will throw it away.
She will hide it.
The children give Sandy a birthday gift. What will you probably do next?
She will open it.
She will hide it.
She will lose it.
Susie puts her books in her backpack. What will she do next?
She will go to the lake.
She will go to school.
She will go to the park.
Linda sees storm clouds in the sky. What will probably happen next?
It will rain.
It will become night.
It will become day.
Luke remembers to put his homework in his folder. What will probably happen next?
He will lose it.
He will give it away.
He will take it to the school.
Jose is thirsty. What will he probably do next?
He will go to the park.
He will drink water.
He will walk to school.
Sara brushes her teeth and puts on her pajamas. What will she probably do next?
She will go to bed.
She will go play.
She will go to school.
The lady turned all the light off in the store. What will probably happen next?
The lady will sing.
The store will open.
The store will close.
We can infer that…
Where is Mike?
The desert is a very hot, dry place. How might a coyote stay cool?
Sleep in a cavern during the day and hunt at night
Take a bath in the lake
Grow thicker fur
Build a new home out of cactus
"I hate the idea of having all those people out there watching me...I just don't like it when I'm around so many people. I wish I just could hide somewhere," whispered Violet.
Joseph and Caitlin were choosing the players for their teams. It was Caitlin's turn to choose, and only Jason was left. Caitlin said, "Jason."
We can infer that…
Jason was the best player.
Caitlin was Jason's sister
Jason was not a very good player.
Caitlin had a hard time choosing a team member.
A good INFERENCE is...
a wild guess
never supported
supported with evidence
is hard to find
An INFERENCE is...
a fact from the story
A smart guess based on evidence
a wild guess
a prediction
Where is Mike?
It is likely that:
It is likely that:
While reading, John notices that the main character in the story is tough, just like the main character in the book he read yesterday.
John is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Anna is reading a Science Fiction story. In the story, she thinks that what happens to the characters could also happen on Earth if people don't start recycling more.
Anna is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Eddie is reading a book where a character visits a loved one in the hospital. It reminds Eddie of when he visited his grandmother in the hospital.
Eddie is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Tom is reading a book and notices that the main character's aunt is very similar to his aunt Selena.
Tom is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Camille is reading a non-fiction book about the Civil War. She thinks that the author of the book would disagree with a point another author made about the Civil War.
Camille is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Mike is reading an article about different viruses that ravaged many countries. While he is reading, he thinks about the news report he just watched on the television about this new variant of covid-19.
Mike is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Carol is reading about a book about communist society. It reminds her of the government in a particular country.
Carol is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Ben is reading a book about Hispanic Culture. It reminds him of his friend, Tom, and the food his family makes.
Ben is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Bren is reading a book about rockets. He thinks that the book he is currently reading contradicts a fact of what he had read from another book.
Bren is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
Paul is reading a book about global warming. He wonders if the planet Earth is currently experiencing it.
Paul is making a:
text-to-self connection
text-to-text connection
text-to-world connection
I read an weather report in the newspaper that said there was a big winter storm coming. It reminded me of a book that I checked out from the library about people trying to survive a blizzard.
text-to-self
text-to-text
text-to-world
I read a story about a boy who loved to eat cheese for breakfast. It reminded me of the time we ran out of cereal and my mom made me a cheese sandwich for breakfast.
text to world
text to self
text to text
I read an article about how to catch a football. It reminded me of the time I caught the football during the championship football game and captured the victory for the team.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a story about a boy who visited a magical land with witches and wizards. It reminded me of the book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a book about how grocery stores get their food. It reminded me of the grocery trucks that drive by on the highway every day.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a book about fairies and unicorns. It reminded me of being at my little sister's fourth birthday party and being surrounded by fairy and unicorn decorations.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a website about the Golden State Warriors. It made me think about how many people try to become professional basketball players but don't make it to the NBA.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a magazine article about how polar bears take care of their young. It reminded me of a book I saw in the library about how baby polar bears learn how to hunt by watching their mothers.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a book about what life was like before electricity. It reminded me of the time I went camping in a cabin that had no electricity.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a short story about a man who drove from New York to California with his dog. It reminded me of the time my family and pets rode in the car for hours to San Antonio for Christmas.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read an weather report in the newspaper that said there was a big winter storm coming. It reminded me of a book that I checked out from the library about people trying to survive a blizzard.
text-to-self
text-to-text
text-to-world
I read a story about a boy who loved to eat cheese for breakfast. It reminded me of the time we ran out of cereal and my mom made me a cheese sandwich for breakfast.
text to world
text to self
text to text
I read an article about how to catch a football. It reminded me of the time I caught the football during the championship football game and captured the victory for the team.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a story about a boy who visited a magical land with witches and wizards. It reminded me of the book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a book about how grocery stores get their food. It reminded me of the grocery trucks that drive by on the highway every day.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a book about fairies and unicorns. It reminded me of being at my little sister's fourth birthday party and being surrounded by fairy and unicorn decorations.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a website about the Golden State Warriors. It made me think about how many people try to become professional basketball players but don't make it to the NBA.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a magazine article about how polar bears take care of their young. It reminded me of a book I saw in the library about how baby polar bears learn how to hunt by watching their mothers.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a book about what life was like before electricity. It reminded me of the time I went camping in a cabin that had no electricity.
text to self
text to text
text to world
I read a short story about a man who drove from New York to California with his dog. It reminded me of the time my family and pets rode in the car for hours to San Antonio for Christmas.
text to self
text to text
text to world
