Making Inferences From Pictures Digital and Paper

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Do your students have trouble making inferences from stories? Ever thought about having them make inferences based on a picture? This resource with pictures is a great pre-lesson to moving to text inferencing!

In this making inferences resource students are asked to make inferences based on pictures that they see. This is a great way to start kids off with inferencing before moving to text! Easy to print and use with your students either with the whole class or small groups.

When students begin to make inferences, they use their schema, what they are given (either in a picture, or written text), and then proceed to make a guess or inference.

Each page in this resource leads students to follow that structure by guiding them through an organizer with question prompts such as “what do they already know?” and “what do they see in the picture?“. Then students are lead to make an inference based on their first two answers. Can be self directed once students know the structure!

Here is what you will get:

• one page with a basic illustration/guide for students on how to make and inference.

• 10 pages with pictures and question organizers

• Paper and Digital Version (Google Slides™)

You students will love the ease of working with the organizer and the real life photos to make inferences!

Easy Prep! Print and go. Can be printed in color for optimal photo quality, however, a black and white copy works just as well for student engagement!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID:

Robert S. says, “This resource was very helpful in helping my students understand inferencing! I am always looking for resources I can implement easily and this fit my needs perfectly! My students really got a lot out of this!”

Cindy C. says, “As a new Learning Support teacher for our 3-5 grades, I need resources that will fit my diverse learners. I look for engaging materials and resources to assist in making my lessons run efficiently and easy to use. Thank you for helping meet these needs.”

Rachel J. says, “Such a versatile product for introducing and practicing inferencing skills! Can be used whole group, small group, or even in centers! “

Jennifer E. says, “My students are great at making inferences in daily life but seem to freeze when it comes to ELA and actually writing their thinking! This is a great resource!”

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