Today, we continued learning about how to improve our reading skills through inferencing. We reviewed that an inference is based on your background knowledge. For example, you all know about me through my passion trailer. Some students inferred that I would go snowboarding in the winter because you have seen photos of me snowboarding. I didn't actually tell you I was going to go snowboarding, but you inferred it through your background knowledge of me.
1.) MATH:
2.) ADAPTATIONS POSTER: Complete as much as possible based on your criteria sheet.
3.) POST A RESPONSE:
VIDEO LINKS:
Order of Operations (ignore the exponents)
1.) MATH:
- Watch this video.
- Complete your worksheet.
2.) ADAPTATIONS POSTER: Complete as much as possible based on your criteria sheet.
3.) POST A RESPONSE:
- Based on the example in the daily blurb. Write about two kind inferences you can make about 2 other students in the class. Be sure to be polite and respectful and follow the R.O.L.E.S..
- Comment on one other response and give them some feedback on their inferences. Ask yourself, did they make an inference or did they make a prediction?
- Edit/revise your post based on the feedback or your self-assessment.
VIDEO LINKS:
Order of Operations (ignore the exponents)
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