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Making inferences using pictures allows students to use what they know about the world to infer what might be happening in the photos.
Do your students struggle with inferencing? No worries, I’ve GOT YOU!
This inferencing activity uses real-life photos to help students with inferencing. This making inferences worksheets file contains:
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This PDF file contains 39 pages + Google Slides.
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This was the best resource I have found for teaching my students strategies for figuring out unknown words. We completed one of each type of activity in a whole group setting. Then they practiced with a partner before doing their independent practice. My students were highly successful with this resource. Thank you!
I love ALLLLL of your resources and this one is no exception! I use these (laminated) Yoga cards to reference when either myself or another student is leading the class in Brain Breaks in between subjects.
Getting to the main idea of a passage can be difficult for some students. Use this digital, as I did, for morning work or homework. Print out the PDF version and work small group.
I’ve purchased many Growth Mindset resources over the years, and this is by far one of the best. It is thoughtfully put together, thorough, and meaningful. The students are engaged…and mindsets are shifting! Love it. Thanks!
I love this bundle! I have used it for the past two years and it has been so great to use it to get to know my new students. My students also enjoy doing them as they are easy activities to do.
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This is everything you could need and more. The titles are awesome, and the activities are so well done. My kids loved it across both of my grades. Wow!
I loved everything in this resource. My fifth graders loved the flipbook. They reflected and practiced self-awareness, which is something we covered in SEL. I did this at the end of the year as a fun activity.
This has been a great resource for our journal writing in class! The prompts are always thought provoking and even get my hesitant writers to get something on the paper. Thank you!
The examples on the cards were awesome. I was able to use the cards in multiple ways (bingo, flashcards, etc). This is an awesome resource.
I loved this resource! It was simple to use, engaging, and relevant. I loved the simplicity of each slide. The text and graphics were kid-friendly, beautifully formatted for easy reading, and best of all, there was no prep!
These task cards are set-up for easy use by the students in the Google classroom. The text is engaging and with the recommendation for 3rd grade to 6th grade, all students have an opportunity to have success.
This is an amazing resource and I have used it over and over again! Thank you for such tremendous products! It barely fits in a year without skipping a few lessons.
The task cards work wonderfully in literacy centers. They provide quick review and serve to upgrade student’s writing. Environment skill support is essential, and the anchor charts provide the scaffolding needed by many.
I used this during our Owen & Mzee unit on an emergency SUB day! The digital resource was perfect to assign via google classroom at home. I loved that my students were able to independently review multiple skills with our current text.
This resource doesn’t take much time to prep. I made copies on color paper, cut, and laminated them so I could store them for future use. Each morning, I share an affirmation that I feel my students can relate to and I have them share their feelings or point of view on the affirmation. I post each day’s affirmation on the wall near the classroom door, and we reference past ones as needed. My goal is to have a wall of affirmations by the end of the school year.
My class does Daily Affirmations, and these cards create great conversation starters as well as reminders. They enhance our Growth Mindset board so beautifully and help keep me on track when I start to feel frustrated. Print, laminate a set for your wall, and have kids copy them into a journal. Such a great boost to start the day!
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Pamela G –
thanks
Terri P –
Thanks
Tracy M –
These are great for young readers!
Kathy H –
Love this format!
Kelsey McClary –
Awesome to introduce inferences
Miranda K –
Great product
Brittany Megonigal –
Great for introducing inferences!
Hristina S –
Can’t wait to use it with my students!
ashley P –
All of my students love this activity!
Teaching Little Minds – A Gale’s Journey –
What a great way to make making inferences fun and interactive! My students loved these!
Apples and Lattes –
Love it
Danielle M –
great product!
ABA Shining Stars –
Just what I needed!
Sarah’s Speech Language and Literacy Spot –
Another fun tool for inferring, great visuals.
Jazzy Teaching DIVA –
Love this resource. It has made teaching the skill make sense :).
The Reading Factory –
very nice and happy I found this!
Erin Stripling –
Love this! Saved me so much prep time and its a wonderful resource!
Guthrie CSD C –
Just what I needed for my students and for me to use for my teacher evaluation
Paula G –
It’s a great resource!
Jenny and Teddy Designs –
Very helpful resource! Thank you.
Teresa G –
Great resource to practice skills
Tuesday W –
Great resource! Thanks!
Michaela R –
I’ve been working on inference questions with one of my third graders, and though he’s able to answer the questions he doesn’t understand how to cite evidence. These worksheets were a great way to start that. Thank you!
Sanaa K –
Thank you for a great resource!
LOREN H –
These are great for my clients.
Michele V –
Great to help with citing evidence for inference
Jennilee Russell –
This is a wonderful tool to use to help students with citing evidence to help explain their thinking and understanding.
Brittany S –
My kids love doing these! We start out our reading unit with one and they really enjoy it! It’s great for learning and for reviewing making inferences.
Holly A –
great resource for inferences!
Maggie M –
My students really enjoyed practicing inferences with this activity!
Maggie M –
My students really enjoyed practicing inferences with this activity!
jessica N –
Great for extra practice to teach inference which can be difficult for some of my kiddos!
Jennifer W –
So helpful!
Journaling and Teaching Bonanza –
Thanks!
Ms Nicholas’ Creations –
Great intro to inferring!
Rebekah L –
This was such a great resource to use! Super helpful!
katherine D –
This really helped us with inferencing
Roberta A –
My students enjoy using this to work on inference skills.
Rosa C –
Very fun and interactive. Perfect for distance learning.
Shannon Allen –
My students LOVED this activity. It was so fun, and a great way to practice the standards.
Jillian Gagne –
Great
Ashley U –
This was a wonderful resource! My students really liked it.
Diane P –
Easy and fun for students to use.
1kOOkySLP –
This resource was a perfect addition to my distance learning toolkit. Thank you!
Paloma G –
I was able to use this resource with my students in the summer. My students enjoyed it! Thank you for the resource!
Loving Elementary –
Amazing resource! It was easy to use and the kids loved it!
Tyra M –
Kids loved it!
Carlie C –
I really appreciate your creativity. Thanks!
Rianne D –
Great resource! Engaging for students of various abilities
Sandra Campos –
A challenging activity to spark conversations in speech therapy.
Sarah D –
My students loved this activity! It has been a great Do Now activity to help remind students of how to make inferences and how to use context clues when doing so.
Danielle Shupe –
students enjoyed the pictures
jennifer E –
My students have loved the engaging photos and activities in this resource
Kelli G –
Great resource. My students enjoyed the activities.
Learning Thru Wonder –
What a fantastic resource! So detailed and thoughtful to help students engage in inferencing in a fun way. SO glad I purchased it.
Lynn W –
Very easy to understand and engaging.
Claudia Tabares –
Great for my small ELL group.
Very Mairey Educator –
This resource was great and easy to integrate into Seesaw for my students to use. I like the outline and it was very nice how it broke the thought process down for the kiddos.
Jennifer D –
My students love this
Janet O –
Excellent product.
Jennifer S –
This was an awesome way to start our unit on making inferences!
imalisawork –
Great resource worked well for remote learning.
Wanda F –
Great resource.
Kimberly F –
Great resource!
Kayla O –
Loved this resource!
Trina Williams –
A+ resource for students doing digital learning.
Kendra Maly –
Thank you! This helped with our review of inferencing skills.
Kristine B –
Great resource
Melanie E –
Thanks!
Carlye D –
I like using pictures to teach reading skills and this is a great resource to do that. I look forward to using this resouce when we return to in person as well.
Maggie S –
I used this as an after lunch warm up. My kids loved this!
Ofra A –
Great digital resource!
Kimberly Mechling –
Fun way to practice making inferences!
Auntie Em’s Classroom –
Prepped and ready to go. I teased it with my kiddos, and they’re excited!
Helena E –
Nice resource nice layout thank you
Vanessa T –
Great for the school closure with my ESL student
mary J –
I love all the different ways that students can continue and extend their learning , your images that you have chosen are outstanding ,and in such a creative way as well. Thank you so much.
Karen J –
Thank you so much for creating and sharing this!
JoAnne M –
I used this resource with two of my students. One is intellectually disabled and the other has a reading disability and is an ELL. We discussed the picture and and “acted out” some of them out to help with their background knowledge. They enjoyed this task and are eager to do more.
Ranjit K –
I really liked this resource.
Nicole H –
This resource helped my students engage in inferencing in a fun way.
Ms Hannahs Bananas –
Thank you so much!! This has been such a big help!
Heidi Hatch –
This is an amazing resource for my students to use with their Wonders Instruction. My students are very engaged when using this activity, and it gives them many ways to demonstrate their understanding of the concept.
Teddy I Love –
The pictures are very helpful with my ESL students. Thank you.
Teresa L C –
My students enjoyed this to review inference. The pictures made for a fun conversation for each example. Thank you!
Tremendous in Third –
This was a great introduction to infrencing! Thank you
Brigette B –
Creative resource. The students had so much fun with the pictures.
Sheri U –
Great resource!
Extraordinary ELA –
This worked perfectly for my students to practice inferring. I was able to take out any photos I didn’t think they’d have enough background knowledge about, so I was able to tailor it to fit the needs of my students.
Laura W –
I needed a resource for making inferences to take the place of a hands-on activity for my virtual students. This resource was perfect!
randi F –
Great resource for my students.
Melissa M –
awesome
Wellness Bits –
Thank you so much!
Terri S –
Well done and great for centers.
Susan P –
A great resource to use when teaching online. I used it with my 2nd-grade class.
a V –
Great activity for the kids.
Thank you
Brandy R –
Super fun activity that spurred creativity while helping students to put pieces of inferring together.
Heather Warfel –
This is one of my favorite inference activity packs
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Sleep Teach Repeat –
This is such a great resource!
Sherese Karlsson –
Great resource. Used in whole group and small group. Easy prep as a station or intervention add on.
amber K –
great resource
Carie V –
The class enjoyed the challenge of this activity
Brianna D –
Great Resource!
Alexis S –
Great!
Kimberly F –
Great product to teach inferencing. My students were very engaged.
Sarah Hendry –
Great tool for making inferences!
Haley A –
A great resource with great information!
Tanya H –
Great Resource
Teachable Resourceful Learners –
My students enjoyed using this resource. They prefer digital assignments over paper and pencil when I used this with concurrent teaching. Great resource to practice the skill.
kimberly T –
KIds love this!! Great way to have fun and target skills
Megan S –
Used this as a way to introduce inferences with my students. Making inferences was more of a review but they really enjoyed the pictures!
Katelin J –
This is a great resource to use with my students who aren’t a fan of writing or typically answer “I don’t know what it’s about.” This resource is very well scaffolded and makes a hard skill seem easy for some of my students. Thank you!
Teri C –
This was a great help when teaching inferences.
sandra H –
Excellent resource!
Patricia Harwick –
Good resource! Thanks!
Everardo N –
Exactly what I needed!
Mrs V –
This was great! We incorporated this into a gallery walk and the kids were very engaged. Love this.
Marilyn D –
Excellent resource! I used this during the teacher table station in my reading intervention class.
Dual Language Treasures –
Amazing!
Adriana S –
Love this resource!
natalie T –
Love this, thank you.
Heather S –
Excellent way to introduce the topic to my struggling readers! I will use again!
Liz Strathman –
This has been so great! Thank you!
Donna D –
Great resource! Thank you!
Colette T –
My students enjoyed this during small group work. The photos really help with learning for the students with ASD.
Terri H –
This resource is a fun way to catch the attention of students while having them practice/learn inferencing skills.
Audrey A –
Great way to introduce a inferencing lesson or use as a review of what inferencing is. Great to leave for a sub, too, when you are in a pinch. Thanks!
Elizabeth B –
This was a fun way to get my kids to realize they are always making inferences, and that they can apply those skills to their reading!
Anita Goenner –
My students loved using this resource in small groups. It was interesting listening to the different perspectives.
Sharyn S –
Great resource for teaching inferencing.
Thank you
Linda B –
Helpful tool.
Katie M –
I used this resource to introduce how to makes inferences. My students loved the pictures and it was very engaging.
Claire S –
These were helpful ways to introduce inferencing.
Teaching Where You’re Called –
Loved this resources for teaching inferences. I used in with one of my intervention groups, and the pictures made it so engaging. It really helped them to understand the idea of inferences. Thank you!
Marisa W –
I love this resource! Inferencing can be a difficult strategy to teach but with this resource we had a lot of fun!
Rosina B –
Great way to consolidate “inferencing” with students and the lead up to inferencing in writing.
Sandra L –
Very engaging activity to complete in small groups or whole group using Kagan Strategies
Susan H –
Very easy to use.
Soaring in Fourth Grade –
Thank you!
Allison C Howard –
Pictures were very relevant to students’ interests and they were engaged!
Ashley F –
Perfect for my EL students! This was a great resource to reinforce this concept!
Heather L –
Fun inferencing activity!
Courtney F –
Wonderful resource! Thank you for sharing.
Kelly H –
Love this resource! I like to use it when we are covering inferencing, or just to shake things up sometimes.
Natalie Thornton –
Great resource!
Daniel H –
thank you
Michelle A –
Great Resource….thank you!
Kellie’s Koalas Coffee and Crayons –
thank you
Rebecca O –
Great resource.
Amanda W –
This is a great resource to have!
Sarah H –
Great resource
Pam B –
Used this resource for my intervention students who were struggling with this skill to get them ready for state testing.
amanda G –
Easy to use. Kids loved it. Great Review
Toni B –
Great resource. Thank you!
Deanna A –
Loved this resources for teaching inferences. The pictures made it so engaging. It really helped them to understand inferencing.
Courtney B –
The graphic organizers were helpful for my students
Brittany H –
This is great!
Jessica R –
Great resource for teaching inferences! Such a hard concept for some students and this really helps.
Sims Safari –
A great resource for my 5th graders! Very helpful! Thank you!
Valerie H –
My students loved this resource! Thank you so much!