Encircle-the-Animal-worksheet

This resource contains inferencing activities that are perfect for beginners and for individuals who need to work on inferencing in social situations.

NOTE: This is the PRINTABLE WORKSHEET and 5 BOOM CARDS Bundle.

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WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE WORKSHEET:

1. Looking for clues in pictures (18 items)

Instructions: Encircle or name the part of the object that answers the question.

Ex: How do you know this animal can fly?

2. Making inferences from clues (10 items)

Instructions: Answer the question by analyzing the clues provided.

Ex: Daddy is busy planning a surprise for mommy. He's hiding cake, present, and a party hat. What is daddy's surprise for mommy? What else could daddy need?

3. Inferences from social scenes (30 items)

Instructions: Answer the questions about the picture scene

Ex: (Picture - A happy woman holding waffles in the kitchen) What is the woman feeling? How can you tell? Where is she? How many people will eat the waffle? What do you think will happen next? What can you say to this person?

4. Making inferences from text (30 items)

Instructions: Read the sentences and answer the questions

Ex: Action Question - "Sarah wears a long black dress and a pointy hat. She also holds an old broomstick and a basket shaped like a pumpkin. She goes around the neighborhood asking for candies." What is Sarah doing?

Where Question - "Josh can hear the waves crashing. The sand on his feet tickles him while he collects seashells for his sandcastle." Where is Josh?

Who Question - "The pipe under the sink has been leaking for days. Dad needs someone to fix it so he got his phone and dialed a number." Who did Dad call?

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE BOOM CARDS BUNDLE:

1. Picture Inferences for Beginners (2 Boom Decks)

Students look for clues in pictures of objects. Ex: How do you know this animal can fly?

2. Sneaky Pete Flashlight Inference Game

Students play a flashlight game where they look for 3 objects in the basement and make inferences about the situation.

3. Making Inferences from Social Scenarios

Analyze real pictures and make inferences on people's emotions, event causes, etc.

4. Making Inferences from Text - Object Assembly Game

Read the scenario and answer Where, What, and Action questions about the text. Assemble fun objects like rocket, robot, and burger while learning.