We have been talking about inferencing these last few days in class.
Ask your child what an inference is and see what they say. Feel free to share their answers with me if you would like.
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May The 4th Be With You !! 
Dylan said it’s an educated guess.
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Great job Dylan. Don’t forget that it is based off of evidence and prior knowledge.
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Question for you…how does everyone have access to blog on the same site…with your teacher name? Teach me.
On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 7:40 PM, May The 4th Be With You !! wrote:
> mrsliles posted: “We have been talking about inferencing these last few > days in class. Ask your child what an inference is and see what they say. > Feel free to share their answers with me if you would like.” >
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It’s the WordPress site that Mr. Veeder and I use for our team website. I can show you tomorrow.
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Parker: An inference is an educated guess. Like if you were invited to a party and the party kid has marshmallows and a flashlight, you might infer that the party is at a campsite.
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Great job Parker. Im glad you were paying attention to our lesson today and to the Flocabulary. Be sure to remember that an inference is based on evidence and prior knowledge.
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Ok it keeps saying you must b logged in to leave a comment. I tried to log in and it said I didn’t have an account so I created one but the last step, step 6 asks for money
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You do not ever need to spend money, skip and/or delete that step. You should be able to leave a comment as a guest. If you leave a response, we have to approve it the first time. Once you have been approved, you should be able to leave comments moving forward.
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