Inferring from Sentences 1. Use what you know & 2. Notice details Inferring from Sentences Directions 1. Read the sentence. 2. Infer to answer the question. 3. Identify the detail you noticed that helped you. Inferring from Sentences 1. Nicole heard something buzzing and ran the other way. Was it a spider? yes no Which detail is a clue? a) buzzing or b) ran Inferring from Sentences 2. Tara buttoned something up and fixed the collar. Was she putting on pants? yes no Which detail is a clue? a) buttoned or b) collar Inferring from Sentences 3. Something looked very dry. Mom watered it with a watering can. Could it be a plant? yes no Which detail is a clue? a) watering can or b) dry Inferring from Sentences 4. Bradley opened an envelope. He took something out and began to read. Was it a newspaper? yes Which detail is a clue? a) envelope or b) read no Inferring from Sentences 5. Stacey went out into the garden. She cut some things, took them into the house, and put them in a vase. Were they vegetables? Which detail is a clue? a) vase or b) garden yes no Inferring from Sentences 6. Each spring, the farmers plant these things. Then they wait for them to grow. Could they be leaves? Which detail is a clue? a) wait or b) grow yes no Inferring from Sentences 7. Mother said, “It’s raining. Put these on before you go outside.” Could they be boots? Which detail is a clue? a) these or yes b) raining no Inferring from Sentences 7. Mother said, “It’s raining. Put these on before you go outside.” Could they be boots? Which detail is a clue? a) these or yes b) raining no