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    Activities On Predictions

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    This document contains instructions and scenarios for three prediction-making activities. The first activity asks students to look at an illustration and write what the character might say. The second has students analyze pictures and predict the ideas presented. The third presents situations and has students complete sentence prompts to predict what will happen, such as a handicapped person being insulted by neighbors or a referee being threatened during a game.

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    Activities On Predictions

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    This document contains instructions and scenarios for three prediction-making activities. The first activity asks students to look at an illustration and write what the character might say. The second has students analyze pictures and predict the ideas presented. The third presents situations and has students complete sentence prompts to predict what will happen, such as a handicapped person being insulted by neighbors or a referee being threatened during a game.

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    ACTIVITIES ON PREDICTIONS

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    This document contains instructions and scenarios for three prediction-making activities. The first activity asks students to look at an illustration and write what the character might say. The second has students analyze pictures and predict the ideas presented. The third presents situations and has students complete sentence prompts to predict what will happen, such as a handicapped person being insulted by neighbors or a referee being threatened during a game.

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    Activities On Predictions

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    Leshlie Ordonio
    This document contains instructions and scenarios for three prediction-making activities. The first activity asks students to look at an illustration and write what the character might say. The second has students analyze pictures and predict the ideas presented. The third presents situations and has students complete sentence prompts to predict what will happen, such as a handicapped person being insulted by neighbors or a referee being threatened during a game.

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    Topic: FORMULATING PREDICTIONS DATE: ____________

    Activity ___: Look Who’s Talking


    Directions: Examine the illustration below. Then, answer the question that follow. Write your
    answer in the bubble callout. Use the rubrics provided as your guide.

    If the character in the picture could talk, what would he say?

    Activity ___: What’s in a Pic


    Directions: Analyze each picture below and predict the idea presented. Write your answer on
    the space provided.

    3.

    Activity __: Predict Me

    Directions: Read each situation carefully and predict what will happen by completing the
    sentence prompt.
    1. A handicapped person living in a condominium asserts his adaptation needs by asking for
    installation of an elevator. Her neighbors then insult her and gather daily near her to
    smoke, in order to induce her to leave her condo.
    I think …

    2. A Black youth is the target of repeated racist insults by a group of secondary school
    students. He doesn’t know how to react, starts staying away and has difficulty
    concentrating which has negative consequence for his school results and well-being.
    I think …

    3. At the arena, a coach constantly insults and threatens a young referee during a volley ball
    game. Some parents follow his example and add their own insults and threats. The young
    referee becomes increasingly nervous and hesitant.
    I think …

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