Inference pictures

Download these free inference pictures to help your students work on building their inferencing skills during reading workshop.

Social Inferences AGE GROUP: 5+ Ready-to-use therapy material to foster key social skills and the ability to make social inferences. The “Social Inferences” card pack provides therapists with a valuable tool to help children master the skill of identifying clues in pictures to unravel their meaning. It is a handy resource that nurtures children’s ability to describe, interpret and successfully integrate social cues and contextual information to make meaning. The pack comprises 60 printable…

Making inferences from pictures is a great way to gets students started on making inferences. Use pictures first then move to making inferences with text.

I started to create an "Inference" pin board on Pinterest recently when I came across a board by Rachel Lynette I repined her pins and started adding others to the collection as well! I couldn't figure out how I could use these pins in my classroom since Pinterest is blocked in my school. (Is it just me or do schools block everything that could be potentially useful besides the boring educational websites?) Then I realized that I could turn my pin board into a PDF file and show it on my…

In this worksheet, learners will refer to illustrations to make inferences about which of two lines of text is true.

Making inferences is a higher-order thinking skill used across the curriculum, but it may seem like an abstract skill to teach. Fortunately, there is a method for teaching inference with pictures that makes... #DailyReadingComprehension #howtoteachinference #makinginferencesreadingstrategies

I created a couple of sheets at the beginning of the year to teach inferencing. I googled "Inference Photographs" and downloaded many imag...

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Teaching With a Mountain View: Tell Me a Story Tuesday Using pictures to practice reading skills