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InferencesCreated by George PitlikAssessment Department Georgetown ISDFor the Texas Center for Academic ExcellenceTEK Reading 5.10H Lets Play Detective!Sometimes you will hear or read the term “drawing inferences” as part of a reading test or assignment. That means you have to figure something out from clues. The story you read will only give you clues, and you will have to play detective. It can be fun. Click to the next slide and well start to play detective. Playing Detective Without Words Seeing Clues Around UsWe use clues every day. Here in Texas we have all seen a flock of vultures sitting in a tree. Even though we can not see what they are looking at behind the rocks, we can probably conclude it is a _.If we got close enough, our nose would give us another clue. Who brought the ketchup? Clues At Recess Pets Draw Conclusions Using Clues1. You smell smoke.2. You see smoke coming out of a house.3. You hear the siren on a fire truck.The three clues above suggest that the house is on fire, and someone has already called the fire department. Some Useful Tips and Tricks1. Read the question before reading the story.2. Read the story twice.3. Find key words in the question, and scan the story for the words. Finding Clues In A Story.Tommy and Sarah just got off the school bus. Sarah said, “I smell smoke.” Tommy pointed and yelled, “Sarah, look at the smoke coming out of that house!”In a moment they both heard what sounded like a fire engine siren. The passage suggests that A. The house is on fire, and someone called to report it. B. The house is on fire, and no one called to report it.C. Someone was burning leaves in the back yard.D. This was a fire drill. Drawing ConclusionsPretend you are at Wal Mart. As you are walking down the candy aisle, you notice a little boy crying and pulling on his moms skirt as she pushes her cart towards the front of the store. The closer she gets towards the front of the store, the louder the little boy screams.Lots of things could be wrong with the little boy, BUT we can probably conclude thatWhat do you conclude? Click on the speaker below to hear what I think. Of course, I could be wrong. Another Crying Little BoyPretend you are at the doctors office to get a shot. That same little boy you saw at Wal Mart is sitting there screaming his head off just like he did in the candy aisle.What can you conclude this time?F. He is still angry about not getting the candy.G. He has an ear ache. H. He is scared because he is there for a shot.J. He just cries a lot. More Clues Pretend you are at the doctors office to get a shot. That same little boy you saw at Wal Mart is sitting there screaming his head off just like he did in the candy aisle. His mom is rocking him in her arms. He keeps pulling at his right earWhat can you conclude this time?F. He is still angry about not getting the candy.G. He has an ear ache. H. He is scared because he is there for a shot.J. He just cries a lot. Half Way Through Finding Clues In A Story.Maria was on the flag squad that performed at half time during football games. It was the first game that her grandparents and uncle Luigi attended. Maria waved her flag while looking for her family in the large crowd. Just as she spotted her grandmother, her greatest fear came true. She lost her grip on the flag, and it started to fall. Even though she caught it quickly, Marias face became red. She felt as if she had made a horrible mistake and everyone were staring at her.The passage suggests that Maria almost dropped her flag partly because she - A was thinking about the football gameB wasnt strong enoughC was looking for her familyD was frightened by a loud noise Finding Clues In A Story.Maria was on the flag squad that performed at half time during football games. It was the first game that her grandparents and uncle Luigi attended. Maria waved her flag while looking for her family in the large crowd. Just as she spotted her grandmother, her greatest fear came true. She lost her grip on the flag, and it started to fall. Even though she caught it quickly, Marias face became red. She felt as if she had made a horrible mistake and everyone were staring at her.The passage suggests that Maria almost dropped her flag partly because she - A was thinking about the football gameB wasnt strong enoughC was looking for her familyD was frightened by a loud noise A Famous TexanClaudia Taylor was born in Texas in 1912. As a young child she was given the name Lady Bird. When she grew up, she married Lyndon Johnson who became president of the United States. Lady Bird wanted to do something to make the country more beautiful.In 1965 she set up a Committee for a More Beautiful Capitol. They met once a month and discussed ideas and made plans. Flowers and bushes were planted all around the city. Everyone was encouraged to plant flowers on their property. School yards and playgrounds were improved.Based on information in the passage, the reader can tell that Lady Birds work helped make the country F friendlierG prettierH louderJ bigger Oak Schools New Band ProgramHELP OUR SCHOOLOak school is starting a new band program. We need all kinds of instruments. They can be in any condition. Sams music shop has volunteered to fix any broken or damaged instruments. Please check your closets and garage. You might have an old instrument that is just taking up space. The new band program will put it to good use. Thank you.The passage suggests that musical instruments that are “just taking up space” in closets and garages A are heavyB can be usefulC are newD can be harmful The Tasmanian DevilOne of the rarest animals in the world is the Tasmanian Devil. Im not talking about the one you see in cartoons, but the real wolf-like animal that lives on the island of Tasmania. Every few years someone claims to see one, but they never have proof. A few years ago, some scientists who were studying plants found a skeleton, teeth and some skin in a remote area of Tasmania. They were excited as they believed they had found the remains of the rare Tasmanian Devil. They drew a picture of what they thought the animal may have looked like when it was alive. The scientists then sent the picture along with the skeleton, teeth and skin to Washington D.C.What did the scientists probably do with the skeleton, teeth and bones? F Sent them to a country with more experienced scientists.G Made clothing, jewelry, and other ornaments out of themH Studied them carefully and compared them to other animalsJ Sold them to museums that displayed them A Quick ReviewWhen people talk, they dont always say exactly what they mean. The listener must figure out what the speaker really means. Inference in reading is when you need to use the clues written in a story to draw a conclusion. In other words, you need to be a “word detective.”You will not always be right when you draw a conclusion from a story, but the more you try, the more skilled you will become.Being a good reader and word detective is a good thing! Visit A School Librarian Congratulations, You Made It!My brain hurts! Playing Detective Without Words Playing Detective Without Words Pets Draw Conclusions Pets Draw Conclusions More Clues Pretend you are at the doctors office to get a shot. That same little boy you saw at Wal Mart is sitting there screaming his head off just like he did in the candy aisle. His mom is rocking him in her arms. He keeps pulling at his right earWhat can you conclude this time?F. He is still angry about not getting the candy.G. He has an ear ache. H. He is scared because he is there for a shot.J. He just cries a lot. A Famous TexanClaudia Taylor was born in Texas in 1912. As a young child she was given the name Lady Bird. When she grew up, she married Lyndon Johnson who became president of the United States. Lady Bird wanted to do something to make the country more beautiful.In 1965 she set up a Committee for a More Beautiful Capitol. They met once a month and discussed ideas and made plans. Flowers and bushes were planted all around the city. Everyone was encouraged to plant flowers on their property. School yards and playgrounds were improved.Based on information in the passage, the reader can tell that Lady Birds work helped make the country F friendlierG prettierH louderJ bigger