Inferences, Bruh 🧩


Hello Teachers,

Things are busy. I had parent-teacher conferences yesterday, we’re halfway through the semester, and I just finished submitting grades. Plus, there is so much baseball and football to watch in the evenings.

But life is never too busy to share inference activities.

That's impossible.

Here are some videos and worksheets on inferences you can share with your students. I hope they help.

  1. Introduction to Inferences
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2. What is an Inference? Lesson and Activity

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3. Inference Detectives

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4. Can You Make Inferences From These Works of Literature?

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