Inferences
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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When an author does not include all the details in their poem or story, good readers use these two things to make an inference.
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An inference is made up of two parts:
1. Clues from the text
2. Background knowledge, or schema
Our learning target for this skill is:
I can make inferences while reading fiction text and poetry.
I can infer that this cat got in trouble for rummaging through the garbage. Poor kitty was just looking for something to eat.
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