'Make inferences' diaporamas de présentation

What is happening in this photograph??

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The Big Wave

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The Big Wave

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By Kathi Apelt Pictures by Dale Gottlieb

Watermelon Day. By Kathi Apelt Pictures by Dale Gottlieb. The __________ draws the pictures. Author: Kathi Apelt. illustrator. Illustrator: Dale Gottlieb. author. The _______ writes the stories.

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Informational Text

Informational Text. Strategies for Improving Reading Comprehension. Think While You Read. Make Connections Ask Questions Make Inferences Visualize Determine Importance in Text Synthesize Information from Strategies that Work , Harvey and Goudvis, 2000. Make Connections .

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Unit 1 , Week 1

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Numeracy Rubric Outcomes

Numeracy Rubric Outcomes. Analyze a given problem Select a Model Solve the problem Review Results Make Inferences. 1. Analyze the problem. Formulate a question, or Identify relevant information, or Identify missing information, or Find additional information needed, or

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What Are Inferences? Why Make Inferences? Tips for Making Inferences Use the Strategy Practice the Strategy

Feature Menu. What Are Inferences? Why Make Inferences? Tips for Making Inferences Use the Strategy Practice the Strategy. What are inferences?. When you make an inference , you gather clues and come to a conclusion. You make inferences every day. .

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Cycling Main story: Major Taylor champion cyclist

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Book 10

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Writing the DBQ: Document-Based Question

Writing the DBQ: Document-Based Question. What is the Document-Based Question?. A document-based question requires students to defend an assertion by using an analysis of historical documents and outside knowledge (previous knowledge) of a specific time period and topic. Solving a Mystery.

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Speech to the Young Speech to the Progress-Toward Poem by Gwendolyn Brooks

Speech to the Young Speech to the Progress-Toward Poem by Gwendolyn Brooks. Introducing the Poems Poetic Form: Lyric Poetry Literary Analysis: Sound Devices Reading Skill: Make Inferences. INTRODUCING THE POEMS. What is good ADVICE?.

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Speech to the Young Speech to the Progress-Toward Poem by Gwendolyn Brooks

Speech to the Young Speech to the Progress-Toward Poem by Gwendolyn Brooks. Mother to Son Poem by Langston Hughes. Introducing the Poems Poetic Form: Lyric Poetry Literary Analysis: Sound Devices Reading Skill: Make Inferences. INTRODUCING THE POEMS. What is good ADVICE?.

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INFERENCES

1. INFERENCES. Inferences is a proposition (sentence delivered) taken from some premise (idea thought) with inference rules (as applicable). The Inferences is an idea that reached the end of the conversation. In other words, the conclusion is the result of a conversation. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.

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Two Different Deserts

Two Different Deserts. Grade 5 unit 3 week 4. Strategies and Skills. Make Inferences and Analyze Compare and Contrast . Brimming . Overfilling; over capacity . Gnarled . Full of knots . Gushed. Pour forth suddenly in large amounts. Landscape. a stretch of scenery from

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Good Morning! 3-13-2013

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Introduction

Introduction. Literary Genres Active reading strategies Vocabulary Development Writing Process. Literary Genres. Fiction Short stories Novels Novellas Poetry Odes Sonnets Narrative Lyric. Drama Comedies Plays Historical Nonfiction Biographies/ autobio . Essays Speeches

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Unit 4: Determination Weekly Theme: Getting Along Selection 2: Title: Seven Spools of Thread Author: Angela S

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