Showing posts with label inference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inference. Show all posts
Sunday, December 12, 2021
50% off Resources to Use Now and in the New Year!
Only 1 WEEK left?! Well, you may be going past the 17th, but we get out on Winter Break in just five shorts days! I wanted to highlight a lot of resources in this post for right now and in the New Year!
Here are some great resources if you find yourself wanting to do some FUN things this week! I am going to highlight FIVE of the top holiday resources for this week since I have FIVE days left. If you are moving onto the New Year, scroll down for Inferences and New Year!
These are BRAND NEW and your kids will love these winter ones. They are both digital AND printable for this week ahead!
This super fun activity can be used MANY ways. It can be a fun writing for a winter poem, a first person narrative, letter writing pretending the recipient is real/imagined, or a made-up story! Your students will love to create their character and then write about it!
You can choose this information digital escape room on Holidays Around the World OR a fun escape room helping Stan the Snowman find his way home!
These are Digital OR Printable Math Mysteries so you choose what you may have time for! If you can't fit this in for this week, then make sure to scroll down to the New Year's Math Mystery!
This is in BOTH digital and print for multiple grade levels. This is NO PREP and you can see how your students like the math mysteries. The students like reading, solving, and knowing if their answer is correct with the self-correcting digital version.
Think ahead for 2022 and the New Year with something that will be easy to come back to. Inference activities are easy to use and a skill you can reteach or introduce easily in the New Year. These are 50% off for 2 DAYS ONLY!
Check out inferences using pictures and short stories! Students can write their own after you model using the pictures. There are also clue cards to use during station time or with a partner. This is a great introduction to teach inferences.
Don't have the time for printing?! Use the elearning option and have everything online! It's NO PREP and you can have students type in answers, play games to help them learn inferences, and match pictures to clue on their computer or device.
Maybe you are already moving onto the New Year or your students have already done the other math mysteries. Check out ALL of the New Year's Products HERE! There is a New Year's Math Mystery, and New Year Stationary for writing goals!
Want some FREE Resources to help teach inferences? Check out these fun ones below:
Hope some of these resources create a stress free week! Relax ~ You got this!
Friday, August 27, 2021
Freebie FRI-YAY!
Wow! It's been two weeks since school started for me and time is flying by. I know I need a break so wanted to give you a break by making a post of some of my favorite Freebies!
First I want to tell you there are more things here on Pinterest or TPT than there is on this blog. Here is my Pinterest Link (also at the top of this Blog Page) and also my TPT Store to check out some of my stuff. Scroll down to get to FREEBIES!
Ok now let's get to the Freebies!
NEW Writing Prompts! Did you miss these?! Back to School Character Trait Prompts!
Check out the Escape Room I made for Character Traits too!
This one also has an Escape Room! Check it out HERE!
Let me know which one of these you are enjoying! Don't forget to sign-up to receive my newsletter- there's a FREEBIE if you do! A pop up on this blog should lead you there!
Happy Freebie FRI-YAY!!
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Inference Pinterest
As you may know, I'm a little pumped about inferring with my kiddos at school. After we did our {inference activity}, the kids began writing sticky note after sticky note about inferences they made as they read their books! I'm so excited that they are so excited about it. 
Don't forget to sign up for the {HearALL giveaway}! You know you want one!
Well, I'm going to get back to
Thursday, November 22, 2012
3 F's . . . or are There More Than 3?
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope you had a glorious day. We did. I saw a guy on TV who said that Thanksgiving is about the 3 F's . . . Family, Food, and Football. Well, I think he forgot a couple of the F's! What about Friends?! What about Followers who are Friends?! That's what you are to me. I may not know you personally, but you are most definitely Fabulous Friends! Okay, enough Foolishness. (hehehehe) I want to share a couple of the inference pages that I got from my kids last week. I just can't believe how well they are doing with this difficult skill. The kids are even filling sticky note after sticky note with inferences from books they are reading at Read to Self, Read to Someone, and the Listening Station.
I LOVE IT!
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| Click one of these excellent examples if you would like to see what your kids can infer! |
Wait a minute. There was a reason why I asked if you were going shopping! I wanted to ask if you knew about the big sales that will be going on this weekend!! If you are like me and love to find deals and really don't want to go out and hunt for them, these sales are for you! I will have all of my resources on sale, and TN and TpT are taking off an extra 10%! What?!
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Thanks again for being one of my Favorite F's.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Inference Skills Made Easy and Fun!
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| These little lovelies are showing one of the posters with some of the inferences they made. |
Anyway, I'm really excited about this . . . Oh, and let's not forget to mention that inferring is a Common Core Standard. Yep, that's right and it is a standard that continues all through elementary school.
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And to think, I used to have so much trouble teaching this skill to my kids. Now, they are inferring like pros!
Here's how I introduced my first lesson.
I shared this poster and read the story to the kids.
I then share some basic inferences with them. I say "I can infer that the knight will help the princess get an apple out of the tree."
Then, I tell the kids to turn and talk to their partners and see if they can come up with some inferences from the picture/story.
The kids share some of their ideas and I tweak them to make sure that they are making inferences, and not just looking at details in the picture. For example: A child might say "There is a red flag on the castle." Then I might add, "Yes, there is a red flag and it looks like it is moving. If the flag is moving, then the wind is probably blowing."
The next day, I break the kids up into groups of 2 or 3 and give them a picture and story to use to infer together. I gave them a worksheet that asks questions to help get the kids started on making their inferences.
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| Discussing the pictures and stories using our newly acquired inference skills. |
Check out these rockin' kids inferring. The clips are only 10-15 seconds each. So check them out! You will be impressed. I am!
After we practiced inferring, I hung up a poster with blank lines so that the kids could write inferences if they thought of one.
Next week, I am going to put out these inference cards for the kids to use at stations. They have to match the pictures with the clue cards. I guess they could play a memory game too.
Have a thundering Thursday! If you would like to get your kids inferring like crazy, just click {here} or click the pics.
Click to check out a {preview and a FREE page} to give your kids!
Click to check out a {preview and a FREE page} to give your kids!
Ta-ta for now!
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