We have been learning about making inferences when we are reading texts. Watch these two videos that will teach you more about this reading comprehension strategy. While watching the video pay attention to how the characters are feeling. Can you infer what they are feeling and why they are feeling that way? Did you answer […]

We have been learning about making inferences when we are reading texts. Watch these two videos that will teach you more about this reading comprehension strategy.

While watching the video pay attention to how the characters are feeling. Can you infer what they are feeling and why they are feeling that way? Did you answer any of the questions during the video? If so, what?

Making inferences is using what you know or see to come up with another idea. Example: Let’s go swimming to cool off! What season is it? a. Summer b. Winter (It does not tell you in the sentence but you can infer that it is summer because you know summer is hot and the season you […]

At the end of the video there is a mini quiz! They give you examples of figurative language and you have to decide what type of figurative language they use. Challenge…can you answer the questions that are asked at the end of the video clip?

We are learning about Compare and Contrast as a reading comprehension strategy. Can you think of two characters from two different stories that have similarities and differences? What characters did you think of? When you compare and contrast, what did you find was the same and what was different about the two characters?