Inferences
Jim walks into class dripping wet and holding an umbrella. How is the weather outside?
Rainy.
Why did the math book look sad? Because it had too many of these.
Problems.
When someone is talking to you, this is a polite thing to do with your body and eyes.
Face the person, make eye contact, and listen.
“I’m swamped.”
I'm very busy.
You should do this with soap and water to remove germs before eating or after using the bathroom.
Wash your hands.
Maria is smiling, jumping up and down, and calling her friend to share news. How does she feel?
Excited, happy, or proud.
What do you call a bear with no teeth?
A gummy bear.
If you want to join a group that is already playing a game, this is the best thing to say first.
"Can I play with you?"
“It’s a piece of cake.”
It's very easy.
You should do this at least twice a day to keep your teeth clean and healthy.
Brush your teeth.
The school lights are off, the door is locked, and no one is inside the building. What can you infer?
It is the weekend or the school is on vacation.
Why did the banana go to the doctor?
Because it wasn't "peeling" well.
If you accidentally bump into someone in the hallway, this is the appropriate thing to say.
"I'm sorry" or "Excuse me"
“I have butterflies in my stomach.”
I'm nervous.
After a hot day or sweating a lot, this is something you should do to keep your body clean.
Take a shower.
Julie studied all week, got a full night’s sleep, and says she feels confident before a test. How do you think she'll do on the test?
She will probably do well or get a good score.
Why did the student eat his homework?
Because the teacher said it was a "piece of cake."
If a friend is talking about something they like, how can you keep the conversation going?
Ask a question or make a comment.
“Throw in the towel.”
Wearing this every day helps keep your body clean and prevents odor.
Wearing clean clothes.
Bob avoids eye contact, gives short answers, is shaking, and keeps looking at the door during a conversation. How does he feel?
Nervous, scared, uncomfortable, or anxious.
What do you call cheese that isn’t yours?
Nacho cheese.
If you feel very upset during class, this is a helpful strategy before reacting.
Take deep breaths or ask for a break.
“Let the cat out of the bag.”
Tell a secret or say something by mistake.
This is something you should use after coughing or sneezing to stop germs from spreading.
Use a tissue.