Inferential comprehension activities

Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

Read between the lines to guess the location of the author.

Hi Everyone! Happy 3 Day weekend! :) This will be a quick post... I will be diving into inferencing next week. (although I've dabbled in it here and there) I LOVE to start with this book: It is quite a simple read with MANY opportunities for the children to use their inferring skills. I first start off by reading it orally and talking about what inference really means- Use the text clues + Use what I know (schema) = Inference The kids catch on pretty quickly! Then on the second day we use an…

making an inference

Teaching from a book can be quite a challenge. Sometimes you really have to dig to find good examples. Luckily for you, I have made things a bit easier by creating mini passages that feature three built-in inferences each. Don't forget to sign up for the Newsletter to receive a FREE Making Inferences Resource

Help your first grader build her reading comprehension skills by predicting how a story ends.

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Move each sentence to complete the diagram.