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Reading bar charts: comparing two sets of data

By Khan Academy

A bar chart is especially useful with comparing two sets of data. The difference in the bars give us a quick snapshot that allows us to draw some conclusions.

How to make inferences from text, using textual evidence

This video briefly defines inference as the conclusion a reader draws from the tone, context, and implicit meaning of a written passage. Also it compares the valid and invalid inferences that a reader might make based on the details presented in the passage.

How to make inferences from text, using textual evidence

By learnreadingnow

Inferencing in Reading

By Angela Maiers

This video shows a teacher explaining to her class how to apply the inferencing skills they use in everyday life to comprehend text. She tells the students to use their life experiences and then look for facts in the text to draw logical conclusions

eSpark Learning: Using Evidence to Make Conclusions Instructional Video (6.RI.1)

By eSparkLearningVideos

This video presents an article about Hurricane Sandy as an example to demonstrate how to find and cite evidence from texts of information. The instructor reads aloud the first paragraph of an article, and then draws conclusions he has inferred from the evidence. Students are asked to read another paragraph silently on their own. Annotations of the text underline the evidence in the paragraphs.

"Jane Eyre" CHARACTERS -- Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" ... from

By 60 Second Recap

If you're looking for lovable male characters, don't read "Jane Eyre." Oh, it's not that Charlotte Brontë had it out for men, but she did have a point to make. What point would that be? Look to this 60second Recap® to help you get to know the cast of characters. Then, draw your own conclusions

eSpark Learning: Use evidence to make an inference framing video (FA13, 4RI, Quest 2)

By eSparkLearningVideos

This brief introductory video explains using text evidence to make inferences. It reviews the example of a flyer about Yellowstone National Park.

Drawing Inferences

By southpacificpress

A teacher models how to draw inferences from evidence in a CSI text. This is a very good example for learning to make logical inferences from text.

eSpark Learning: Determining Main Idea Framing Video (4.RI.2 Quest 5)

By eSparkLearningVideos

eSpark Learning: Determining Main Idea Framing Video (4.RI.2 Quest 5)

Making Inferences to Read Between the Lines

By Khalid Smith

This video presents making inferences while reading informational text

Making Inferences to Read Between the Lines

By Khalid Smith

This video presents making inferences while reading informational text.

eSpark Learning Inference Framing Video (4.RI, Quest 8)

By eSparkLearningVideos

This brief introductory video explains how readers can learn the main idea of a text and make inferences from its details. It gives the example of a short article on caring for pets.

Lesson on Drawing Inferences CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.4.2

By Carnita McCray

Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text; summarize the text.

Newton's Prism Experiment

By MITK12Videos

Grade 4 ELA: Making Inferences Using Non Fiction Text RL 4 1

By EngageNY

Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.

Let's Fly!: Crash Course Kids 26.2

By Crash Course Kids

What to Expect in 1st Grade English Language Arts (ELA)

By Lumos Learning

Watch first grade in action. Learn from Mrs. Dobberstein to nurture basic reading and student skills using narratives, opinions, and factual texts. Parents can learn from teachers what to expect in their child’s English Language Arts (ELA) and math classrooms and how to support their child’s