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@prestoplans shared this free Who Kidnapped The Principal? mystery in her latest post on creative ways to help students build their inference skills. Students need to examine the crime scene, eyewitness accounts, evidence, and interviews to infer who was the most likely culprit. Have a read and grab the activity using the link in our profile! #inference #inferenceactivity #iteachela #iteachenglish #elateacher #englishteacher #iteachmiddleschool bit.ly/inferenceactivities

J’adore ces ateliers pendant lesquels les élèves pensent simplement jouer alors qu’ils travaillent vraiment. . Ce jeu, Mission lecture est une petite pépite en la matière. Il me permet de faire lire mes petits ce1 tout en contrôlant leur compréhension de l’implicite. A chaque carte énigme piochée, tels de vrais enquêteurs, les élèves doivent lire méticuleusement un texte, relever chaque indice afin de répondre correctement à une question. Ils adorent ! ️‍♂️️‍♀️ . Jeu disponible sur le blog de @cartabledesanleane MERCI !! #teamce1 #teampe #lecture #implicite #inference #manipuler #atelier #petitgroupe #enseignerautrement #heureuxdenseigner #vismaviedemaitresse #vismaviedepe #partage #instapartage #teacherlife #teachersfollowteachers #teachersofinstagram

KEEP READING FOR A FREEBIE! With the Common Core Standards in place, students are being asked more and more to use critical thinking skills to analyze literary and informational text. Inference is a prime example of a critical thinking skill used in classrooms today! Anchor charts are a great way to teach inferences. Click the link in my profile to read a blog post of ideas to help your students learn how to infer and download a FREE stoplight chart! (http://bit.ly/howtoteachinference) #inference #inferences #criticalthinking #anchorcharts #tptanchorcharts #reading #readingstrategies #rockinresources

KEEP READING FOR A FREEBIE! With the Common Core Standards in place, students are being asked more and more to use critical thinking skills to analyze literary and informational text. Inference is a prime example of a critical thinking skill used in classrooms today! Anchor charts are a great way to teach inferences. Click the link in my profile to read a blog post of ideas to help your students learn how to infer and download a FREE stoplight chart! (http://bit.ly/howtoteachinference) • #inference #inferences #criticalthinking #anchorcharts #tptanchorcharts #reading #readingstrategies #rockinresources

***Keep reading for a FREEBIE!*** • With the Common Core Standards in place, students are being asked more and more to use critical thinking skills to analyze literary and informational text. Inference is a prime example of a critical thinking skills used in classrooms today. Anchor charts are a great way to teach inferences. Click the link in my profile to read a blog post of ideas to help your students learn how to infer and download a FREE stoplight chart! (http://bit.ly/howtoteachinference) • #inference #inferences #criticalthinking #anchorcharts #howtoinfer #readingstrategies #readingskills #rockinresources

Learn how to infer with a stop light! #teachertips #iteachreading #inference

Use a stop light to teach inference! #iteachreading #inference #anchorcharts

from @enc_hiphop - "If asked who gave birth to the modern scientific method, how might you respond? Isaac Newton, maybe? Galileo? Aristotle? A great many students of science history would probably respond, "Roger Bacon." An English scholar and friar, and a 13th century pioneer in the field of optics, he described, in exquisite detail, a repeating cycle of observation, hypothesis, and experimentation in his writings, as well as the need for independent verification of his work. But dig a little deeper into the past, and you'll unearth something that may surprise you: The origins of the scientific method hearken back to the Islamic World, not the Western one. Around 250 years before Roger Bacon expounded on the need for experimental confirmation of his findings, an Arab scientist named Ibn al-Haytham was saying the exact same thing. Little is known about Ibn al-Haytham's life, but historians believe he was born around the year 965, during a period marked as the Golden Age of Arabic science. His father was a civil servant, so the young Ibn al-Haytham received a strong education, which assuredly seeded his passion for science. He was also a devout Muslim, believing that an endless quest for truth about the natural world brought him closer to God. Sometime around the dawn of the 11th Century, he moved to Cairo in Egypt. It was here that he would complete his most influential work...." . . . . . . . #science #scientificmethod #observation #documentation #inference #data #information #knowledge #evidence #evidential #evidentialbasis #objective #overstanding #thirdeye #pinealgland #reason #logic #truth #facts #quran #quantify #listen #learn #rogerbacon #isaacnewton #galileo #aristotle #experiment #modernscience #reality

Anchor charts are great for reinforcement and all, but let's just admit that there's actually greater satisfaction in the temporary pleasure of having a legit reason to color. #inferencelikeaboss #inference #whatwereyouthinking #theamygroesbeckanchorchart