Creating Inferences From What We Read Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: RL.3.1
Forming inferences are truly difficult for most students. We are asked to read between the lines and look deep into the work we are analyzing. To a great degree, inferences are guesses based on clues in a body of work we are breaking down. Making an inference requires trust. We find clues in a passage and do our best to make sense of those clues. Mastering this skill takes a great deal of repetition and practice. We will provide a great deal of practice for students with the set of worksheets that can be found in this section of our website.
Creating Inferences Worksheets:
The Sudden Storm – We learn how the storm quickly changes Mike's plans for his day.
The Birthday Party – Mia is getting set for Jane's birthday when she suddenly realizes something.
Wizard School – This is a super fun reading passage.
Who Says the Horse Does All the Work? – You always have to feed the work horse well.
Haley and the Puppy – Haley finds a lost puppy and helps him feel better.
A Riddle Poem – See what you think of this poem. It took a while to put together.
Be the Teacher! – When Miss Kent takes a day off, the class becomes a bit of zoo.
At The End Of The Day – Mary's day at the park is quite epic!
The Magnificent Mahi – There is space to the left of the passage to allow you to work with it.
Koalas – This is a nonfiction passage to help students ground the concept of outlining.
Van Gogh – We add a bit of opinion in with this nonfiction passage.
Venus Flytrap – The awesome crossover plant the flytrap always amazes!
Albatross – I always wondered what the difference was between them and seagulls.
What's Happening Here? – Bucky and Louise have a little adventure.
What Happened Next? – The big move allows for a little imagination of your own.
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