Inferring with Pictures Who, What, When, Why, Where.

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Inferring with Pictures Who, What, When, Why, Where

Text Clue(s)Background Knowledge Inference TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference) Please record the following chart in your reading notebook. You will be using it to make inferences based on pictures.

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference) Why are these men holding their cell phones in such interesting ways?

Consider the text clues Where are they? What are they doing? Consider background knowledge What do we know about communicating on a cell phone? Use the chart you have created to record your clue(s) + background knowledge to come to your conclusion.

Text Clue(s)Background Knowledge Inference The men are in a room near a brick wall talking on a cell phone. They are all talking at the same time. I know that brick walls can sometimes cause poor reception on a cell phone. I also know that sometimes when I reposition my phone its because its hard to hear. I infer that these men are having a problem with reception in the building, making it difficult to hear. Because they are all talking at the same time, this may make it even more difficult. TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference) Record this Example

Working on your own or with a partner at your table, discuss your ideas and record them on the table in your notebook for the following pictures. You each need your own notes. You will have 5 minutes for each picture and then you will discuss your results.

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference)

Now let’s see what you got! It’s time for you and your partner to share your inferences with the rest of the class!

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference) Working on your own or with a partner at your table, discuss your ideas and record them on the table in your notebook. You each need your own notes.

Now let’s see what you got! It’s time for you and your partner to share your inferences with the rest of the class!

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference)

Now let’s see what you got! It’s time for you and your partner to share your inferences with the rest of the class!

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference)

Now let’s see what you got! It’s time for you and your partner to share your inferences with the rest of the class!

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference)

Now let’s see what you got! It’s time for you and your partner to share your inferences with the rest of the class!

TC + BK = Inference (Text Clues + Background Knowledge = Inference)

Now let’s see what you got! It’s time for you and your partner to share your inferences with the rest of the class!

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Inference Game