Making Inferences Jobs and Careers Pictures Writing Prompts – Print and Digital

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Do you want to be the best teacher? Would you like to implement using picture of the day to help students make inferences? Is one of your goals to provide a whole year of observation and inference picture activities? Would you be interested in polishing your students’ description, interpretation and prediction skills?

Think about what a difference it would make if you started using jobs themed pictures to make inferences bell ringers in your class! They include:

1. 30 inference picture prompts starting from 30 jobs themed photos

PROMPT PARTS:

CAPTION IT! – Write a catchy title to entice the readers

MAIN IDEA – Summarize in a short phrase the action of the pictures

DESCRIBE IT! – Observe and write a description paying attention to all details and aspects from the picture

WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE – Interpret the picture by imagining the actions that led to this instant

WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER – Predict the possible future outcomes based on the action presented in the picture

2. Google Slides – digital version of the inference picture pdf worksheets

3. Fully Editable PowerPoint Presentation – all 30 inference pictures bell ringers with instructions

Because the multitude of inferences from picture writing prompts covers a wide range of possible topics in one single resource, you will have enough material to cover the entire year while saving precious prep time.

Making inferences using pictures is excellent to be used as bell ringers, time fillers, early finishers or in creative writing elective, giving you a meaningful alternative and helping students with critical thinking, prediction skills and strengthening their vocabulary and writing.

Teaching inferring with pictures is an easy and pleasant manner to motivate students to get more involved in ELA classes and get curious about the photo prompts that you provide daily.

Karina D. has tried the Inferring with Pictures activities in her class and said, “My students loved these picture prompts. I have them working with partners to engage them in conversations before writing. It was so much fun to hear my students’ conversations about each picture. Thank you for being so creative!”

Why don’t you give it a try? Click on the “Add to cart” button and you can use it right away!