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Inference is when you draw conclusions from evidence. It's like making an educated guess. For example, if your friend has a big smile on their face you might infer that they are happy. Inference is a great way to make sense of the clues you observe in the world around you!
Inference: Drawing Conclusions from Evidence
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Inference: the process of drawing conclusions based on evidence and reasoning. Observation: the process of gathering information by using one or more of the five senses. Supporting Evidence: facts, observations, or experiences that back up an inference.
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What do you think is the best way to make an inference?
- Read between the lines
- Observe the context of a situation
- Analyze the facts and come to a conclusion
- Use your imagination
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Inference is a form of thinking that helps us draw conclusions based on the evidence presented. You can use inference to make predictions about the future based on what you know from the present. Inference can be used to interpret other people's behavior and draw conclusions about their intentions.
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5. Personalised Feedback
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What do you think the character might be feeling based on their facial expressions and body language in the picture?
6. Personalised Feedback
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What do you think the character might be feeling based on their facial expressions and body language in the picture?
7. Personalised Feedback
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What do you think the character might be feeling based on their facial expressions and body language in the picture?
8. Open question
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Write a story to go along with this picture.
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