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England · Year 2 · Ages 6–7 · English

Reading Inference

Make simple inferences from what characters say and do and explain answers using evidence.

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What to learn

Learning goal

I can use clues to work out how a character feels.

Key words

clueinferfeelingevidencecharacter
Quick practice

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  1. Clue: Read: 'Ava pulled her hood tight and jumped over a puddle.' What is the weather probably like?
  2. Evidence: Which words helped you?
  3. Feeling: 'Ben stared at the broken toy and his eyes filled with tears.' How is Ben feeling?
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Clue

Read: 'Ava pulled her hood tight and jumped over a puddle.' What is the weather probably like?

Evidence

Which words helped you?

Feeling

'Ben stared at the broken toy and his eyes filled with tears.' How is Ben feeling?

Parent / teacher check

What a secure answer looks like

  • 1. Rainy/wet
  • 2. hood, puddle
  • 3. Sad/upset
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