This WPSU interactive The Detective's Notebook Game is designed to get students to think about what they are reading and to answer questions that require inferencing. In the game the student has access to an amateur detective's notebook in which several clues or events have been observed.
Play Metaphor Battleship! Try to sink your opponents ships. Click on your opponent's squares. If the enemy ship is there, you given a sentence that is missing a word. Fill in the sentence with the correct metaphor to get the hit. Can you sink all of your enemy's ships before your enemy sinks all of yours?
Inference Jeopardy Style Review Game
Inference Riddle Game that you can play right now on your computer. You will also find information on my expanded activity featuring 101 Inference Riddles . If you already have access to the expanded activity, pleaseclick here!
READ EACH SENTENCE CAREFULLY. CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER FOR EACH INCOMPLETE SENTENCE OR QUESTION. (20PTS EACH)
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The shelves were piled high with boxes of every size and shape.Each group had a different picture and different bright colors. There were so many people - men and women, mothers with little children, teenagers putting more boxes on the shelves.Some of the people were talking together as they chose the boxes and cans that they wanted.
Characters say and do things that help you make inferences about the story .
Make the correct inference with the information provided before your enemy sinks your battleship(s)!
Make the correct inference with the information provided before your enemy sinks your battleship(s)!
Try to become a millionaire! You will need to read the information given to you. Then, draw a conclusion or make an inference about the passage.
Infering means to take what you know and make a guess. Read the following situations and pick which answer you could infer.
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