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Bible Language Arts Ms. Meek Lesson # 59 Drawing Conclusions

Bible Language Arts Ms. Meek Lesson # 59 Drawing Conclusions. Drawing Conclusions When good readers use details in the text to make a smart guess about something the author does not state , the reader draws a conclusion.

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Bible Language Arts Ms. Meek Lesson # 59 Drawing Conclusions

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  1. Bible Language ArtsMs. Meek Lesson # 59 Drawing Conclusions

  2. Drawing Conclusions When good readers use details in the text to make a smart guess about something the author does not state, the reader draws a conclusion.

  3. Example 1: John and Katie walked into the lobby and handed their ticket to the man. Before they went inside and took their seats, they stopped and got some popcorn and soda. They left the refreshment stand and went to a special room. Once they were seated, the lights went off, and almost for two hours, they had a great time!

  4. The reader can tell that the story takes place in… Look at the details in the story to determine where the character’s in the story were.

  5. John and Katie walked into the lobby and handed their ticket to the man. Before they went inside and took their seats, they stopped and got some popcorn and soda. They left the refreshment stand and went to a special room. Once they were seated, the lights went off, and almost for two hours, they had a great time!

  6. The reader can tell that the story takes place in… A movie theatre!

  7. Example 2: The boy stomped back from the teacher’s desk. After he got to his seat, he threw the book down and made a loud noise. When the teacher asked him a question, he turned his back. What conclusion can you draw about the boy?

  8. The boy stomped back from the teacher’s desk. After he got to his seat, he threw the book down and made a loud noise. When the teacher asked him a question, he turned his back.

  9. What conclusion can you draw about the boy? He is mad!

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