Making Predictions

Dec 10, 2012

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Nightmare in Yellow. By Frederic Brown. He awoke when the alarm clock rang, but lay in bed a while after he'd shut it off, going a final time over the plans he'd made for embezzlement that day and for murder that evening. . Every little detail had been worked out, but this was the final check. To

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Making Predictions

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions. QVCIPC. Predict. Readers use information from a text and their own personal experiences to anticipate what they are about to read. Predicting…. Making predictions. A basic reading skill that requires higher level thinking

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Climate Change - Making Predictions

Climate Change - Making Predictions. Climate modeling using current, historic data Attempt to estimate probable carbon, pollutant emissions in the near future Calculate effects of combined anthropogenic emissions on heat trapping… extend that to predictions of overall temperature change

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions. Making Predictions. Good readers make predictions about the text they read. Predict before and during reading. Check your predictions by summarizing key points from your reading. When we infer, we make predictions!. Let’s Practice Predicting!. Who am I?.

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions. What is a prediction? A prediction is when you make a guess about what might happen next, using evidence from the text . Why are predictions helpful when you read? They’re helpful because it helps you think while you read and keep you engaged!.

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Making predictions

Comprehension Toolkit. Making predictions. Making predictions . Comprehension Toolkit. Making predictions. Comprehension means understanding . . The best way to understand a text is to ask yourself questions as you read it. .

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Lesson 42 Making Predictions

Lesson 42 Making Predictions. Purpose To infer and predict based on textual evidence To synthesize information about a character in order to write from the character’s point of view. Character Chart Vocabulary. Define the term characterization in your TKAMB packet (page 376)

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MAKING PREDICTIONS ABOUT FUTURE

MAKING PREDICTIONS ABOUT FUTURE . Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future ? How different will your city be in the year 2050? What will be better and what will be worse then ? Will life be better if humans share their space with robots?. PRE.

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions. Assume our class has 25 people, and the entire Sophomore class has 100 people –therefore it is 4 times larger. Predict that next Monday, how many people in our class will: Have red hair Have Black or Brown hair Have Blonde hair

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions . Reading Strategy #1. 6 th Grade. What is a Prediction?. A prediction is a “ smart guess ” or a logical assumption about what will happen next You use your background knowledge (what you already know) with what is in the text to make a good prediction

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Making Inferences or Predictions

Making Inferences or Predictions. What is Inference? “The Art of Predicting”. Thinking at a higher level. Being able to infer separates good readers from struggling readers. It’s a way to gather information from different sources to make connections or conclusions about what the text means.

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MAKING PREDICTIONS ABOUT FUTURE

MAKING PREDICTIONS ABOUT FUTURE. Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future ? How different will your city be in the year 2050? What will be better and what will be worse then ? Will life be better if humans share their space with robots?. PRE.

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions. Predicting Outcomes. Predicting outcomes means deciding in advance what will happen in a story, based on clues in the passage and your experience with similar situations. What I already know. + Clues in the story. = my prediction. Predicting Outcomes.

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Making predictions

Making predictions. Last time, we were learning. How to notice everything a series character does. What kind of person is our character?. Earlier, we read . . . Mr. Putter and Tabby Bake the Cake. by Cynthia Rylant Familiar characters Series book. Today, we are learning.

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Making Predictions

Making Predictions. A Good Reading Technique By: Atrisha Biesterfeld. A Good Reader. What are some things we have discussed that good readers do? (Turn to the adult with you and try to recall the ideas we have previously discussed in class)

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MAKING PUNNETT PREDICTIONS

MAKING PUNNETT PREDICTIONS. http://www.exploratorium.edu/exhibits/mutant_flies/mutant_flies.html. IF GENE is AUTOSOMAL and RECESSIVE TO + MALES:FEMALES 1:1. F 1 ___________________. F 2 ___ = ___ ______________ ___ = ___ ___ = ___ ______________

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MAKING PUNNETT PREDICTIONS

MAKING PUNNETT PREDICTIONS. http://www.exploratorium.edu/exhibits/mutant_flies/mutant_flies.html. m m + +. IF GENE is AUTOSOMAL and RECESSIVE TO + MALES:FEMALES 1:1. +m +m +m +m. F 1 All = +m (wildtype). + m + m. F 2 ¼ = ++ 75% wildtype

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2-2 Making Predictions

Pages 60-63. 2-2 Making Predictions. Indicators  D1- Read, create, and interpret graphs D2- Analyze how decisions about graphing affect the graphical representation.

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Function Notation and Making Predictions

Section 2.3. Function Notation and Making Predictions. Rather than use an equation, table, graph, or words to refer to a function: name it If f is the name use to represent y : We refer to “ ” as functional notation We substitute for y in the equation

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MAKING PUNNETT PREDICTIONS

MAKING PUNNETT PREDICTIONS. http://www.exploratorium.edu/exhibits/mutant_flies/mutant_flies.html. IF GENE is AUTOSOMAL and RECESSIVE TO WILD TYPE (+) MALES:FEMALES 1:1. m m + +. +m +m +m +m. F 1 All = +m (show wildtype phenotype). + m + m. F 2

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Making Inferences, Drawing Conclusions, Making Predictions

Making Inferences, Drawing Conclusions, Making Predictions. Making Inferences:. Involves making educated guesses (like making a hypothesis in science) Supported inferences: are based directly on evidence from a passage. Drawing Conclusions.

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