Making Inferences
If you see ice on the ground, what can you infer?
It is probably cold outside.
If a person is frowning while reading a letter, what can you infer about the letter?
The letter probably contains bad news.
If a character is sitting alone at lunch with a sad face, what can you infer about their day?
They might be feeling lonely or upset.
If a character is smiling and laughing, what can you infer about them?
They are likely happy.
If a character is wearing a heavy coat and a scarf, what can you infer about the weather?
It is likely very cold outside.
If a dog is barking loudly and running in circles, what can you infer about the dog?
The dog is likely excited or energetic.
What can you infer if a dog is wagging its tail?
The dog is excited or friendly.
If you see a child hiding behind a couch, what can you infer about how they feel?
They might be scared or playing a game.
If a child is covering their ears during a loud concert, what can you infer about how they feel?
They may be feeling overwhelmed or scared by the noise.
If a student is raising their hand and smiling, what can you infer?
They might know the answer or want to participate.
If a teacher says, "You all did a great job on the test!" what can you infer about the students' performance?
The students likely did well on the test.
If a character is looking through a window with a smile, what can you infer they see?
They might see something enjoyable or a friend outside.
If a character is looking at their watch during a movie, what can you infer?
They might be bored or want to leave.
If a character is jumping up and down and cheering, what can you infer about their feelings?
They are probably very excited or happy.
If someone checks their phone repeatedly during a meeting, what can you infer about them?
They might be anxious or waiting for an important message.