Click here to learn more about a fun way to practice making predictions with your students! There are two different sets of pages included. Predictable Pictures: Look at each picture. Color the circle that tells what you think will happen next. Making Predictions: Look at each picture. Read what has already happened. Write what you think will happen next. Kaitlynn

Happy 2017! It’s out with the old and in with the new. While I don’t make resolutions, I do look at ways to improve. We can always be better {well, at least I know I can}. I came up with some new ways to celebrate the New Year in your classroom. These goal setting banners ... Read More about Celebrating the New Year in Your Classroom

Our making predictions worksheets will motivate kids to reason out logically and predict what happens next based on available textual evidence.

Making Predictions Anchor Chart

Making predictions anchor chart

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Ready to print and photocopy. Short and sweet exercise on predictions for students to make sentences (both, aff and neg form) about themselves. (2 copies per page) - ESL worksheets

Hello, friends! Six weeks into the school year, we have hit the ground running and read-aloud has quickly become one of our favorite moments of the day. Today I wanted to share about one of my favorite books for teaching and modeling Making Predictions as a reading strategy – Duck on a Bike by David Shannon. Last week...

Learn how to teach making predictions to help your students develop strong reading comprehension skills with these three favorite read alouds.