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8/30/2013 Please be seated and ready to begin when the bell rings.
Agenda: IR and Journal Entry Making inferences Reminder: Binder check TODAY Learning Target: I can compare and contrast my culture with that of a main character. Standard 2 Please be seated and ready to begin when the bell rings. Journal Prompt: Describe aspects that make up your culture (food, music, religion, holidays, fashion, etc). Now, compare your culture to that of the main character. What similarities or differences do you share?
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September 4, 2013 Please be seated and ready to begin when the bell rings. Focus Question: Use your “big idea” from yesterday and complete a theme statement about your novel. Example: Trust is essential in a friendship. Agenda: IR and Journal Entry Making inferences Reminders: Picture Day Tomorrow! Learning Target: I can create a theme statement.
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8/30/2013 Making Inferences
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What does it mean to infer?
To form a new understanding from evidence. OR To figure something out about a character or plot based on clues in the novel. Hint: the author does not state this as a fact, but you come to understand it based on what they write.
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Making Inferences As you view the following pictures of Afghanistan, record your inferences in the chart. Be sure to provide your reasoning and evidence as support.
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Table Talk Compare notes with the people at your table.
I can infer that . . . Compare notes with the people at your table. Do you need to adjust any of your inferences? Turn chart in before leaving today.
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