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Friday, November 5, 2010
Tight Times inferencing lesson
Here is a picture of my poster on the story Tight Times by Barbara Shook Hazen. This is a really good story for teaching inferencing. You can infer characters motivations and the characters feelings in this book. You can also predict easily what will happen next. I have copies of the book for each child. We read the story together and they make their thinking visible by writing inferences on post it notes. Later we go back and find the text based evidence or picture clue that helped us infer. Christine
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What a great plan! I am using this text tomorrow and it really helped me to thing of other ways to incorporate inferring. Thanks!
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