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January 14, 2020

Quick and Easy Making Inferences Resources for the Primary Grades

 

 

Do you need Quick and Easy Making Inferences Resources for the Primary Grades?  Teaching the skill of Inference from a book can be quite a challenge. Sometimes you really have to dig to find good examples. Luckily for you, I have made things a bit easier by creating short passages that feature three built-in inferences each. 

My Primary Grades Making Inferences Strategy

I have created a Making Inferences Strategy that truly helps! Once your students have been taught the strategy, they will be able to make inferences from passages, books, articles and more. I have received great feedback from teachers telling me how this has helped their students. 

You can read my Blog Post Here to see my strategy and check out the great feedback on these products. 

I’ve put together a collection of resources that you may find helpful when starting to teach inferences.

Useful Making Inferences Resources

 

 

 

These activities are best suited for students in grades 1-3, but they are also great for older RTI students and for Special Education and ESL students as well.
I hope you enjoy these Free Resources, and you find them useful in the classroom. As always, I love to hear your feedback on how these activities worked for you and your students. Please drop me a note below and let me know how it’s going! 

For more great Inferring activities, check out my entire product line.

 

 

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