Check out how I used my picture/story posters to get my kids inferring like crazy!
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Not a year goes by that I don’t see an inferencing goal for a student with language issues. It reminds me of a former student of mine, “John” (which I told you about in this last article) was no different. John was the “lazy and unmotivated” student who turned in sloppy written work with incomplete answers...
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Inferences are my favorite! There are so many fun ways to teach students how to infer during reading. It requires some higher order think...
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When you begin to teach your young learners to infer, you may find it helpful to have a few tips and tricks from someone who has a lot of experience in this area. I love teaching this difficult skill, mainly because I've developed strategies that really work! I hope you find these tips helpful for
Bring Me a Rock! by Daniel Miyares - From the author-illustrator of Pardon Me! and Float comes a funny and fun picture book about a little bug who proves tha...
These tips and tools will show you how to teach inference and help your students find success with a difficult skill!
Creatures of Earth, Sea, and Sky by Heard, Georgia
