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Welcome to the Drawing Conclusions and Inference Learning Space.
Welcome to the Drawing Conclusions and Inference Learning Space.
What is Drawing Conclusions and Inference?
When you read, many times you must figure out things on your own. The author doesn’t always tell you everything. For example, you might read these sentences: "The moon cast an eerie glow in Jake’s room. Suddenly, he saw a shadow by the window. Jake sat up in bed, frozen with fear." From what the author has written, you can tell that it is probably night-time, because the moon is out and Jake is in bed.
Questions about drawing conclusions often contain the key words you can tell or probably.
Watch Explanation Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpmXUdHVAgE (Stop after 1:10 sec. Do Not Complete Final Example)
Learning Intention:
I can draw conclusions and infer from texts read.
Drawing Conclusions and Inference K5 Worksheets
www.k5learning.com/reading-comprehension-worksheets/topics/conclusions-inferences
Activity 1: Practising Drawing Conclusions and Inference
Learning Intention: I can draw conclusions and infer from texts read.
Click on the links to to the right to complete the online activity.
Riddles:
Activity 2: Practising Drawing Conclusions and Inference
Learning Intention: I can draw conclusions and infer from texts read.
Click on the links to to the right to complete the online activity.
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