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Event Inference 2 © 2005 Edwin Ellis m My best guess or inference about the event is … I think this because … TitlePoint in the story Describe an EVENT from the story The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES. This is a guess or inference about something related to … This is a guess or inference about an EVENT in the … PastPresentFuture What caused the event What happened before the event Effects of the event What happened after the event Name

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Page 1: Event Character Inference 1Character Inference 2Character Inference 3 Inference Strategies Event Inference 1Event Inference 2Event Inference 3 Character

Event

Character Inference 1 Character Inference 2 Character Inference 3

Inference Strategies

Event Inference 1 Event Inference 2 Event Inference 3

Character

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Event Inference 1© 2005 Edwin Elliswww.GraphicOrganizers.com

Describe some things about what happened that might

be true, but the author didn’t tell

Title

Draw a picture of what happenedDescribe something that happened in the story

The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES.

examples

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Event Inference 2 © 2005 Edwin Ellis www.GraphicOrganizers.com

My best guess or inference about the event is …

I think this because …

Title Point in the story

Describe an EVENT from the story

The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES.

This is a guess or inference about something related to …

This is a guess or inference about an EVENT in the …

Past Present Future

What caused

the event

What happened before the event

Effects of the event

What happened after the event

Name

Page 4: Event Character Inference 1Character Inference 2Character Inference 3 Inference Strategies Event Inference 1Event Inference 2Event Inference 3 Character

Describe some things about the character that might

be true, but the author didn’t tell

I think this because …

Character Inference 3 © 2005 Edwin Ellis www.GraphicOrganizers.com

Title Character Point in the story

The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES.

This is a guess or inference about something related to the character’s … (select one item)

VIEW OF OTHERS

HOW the character usually views other people

WHY the character tends to view people this way

WHAT the character will do because of this view

VIEW OF SELF

HOW the character usually views his/her self

WHY the character tends to view his/her self this way

WHAT the character will do because of this view

FEELINGS / EMOTIONS

HOW the character feels about something

WHY the character feels this way

WHAT the character will do because of this feeling

ACTIONS / BEHAVIORS

HOW the character did something

WHY the character did what s/he did

WHAT the character will do next

Name

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CharacterInferences(simple)

An author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge and experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called inferences. Story Title Author

© 2002 Edwin Ellis www.GraphicOrganizers.com

Describe a character from the story ...

Name ___________________________________

Describe some things about the character that the author didn’t tell, but might be true ...

examples

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Describe some things about the character that

might be true, but the author didn’t tell

Character Inference 1 Copyright 2005 Edwin Ellis

CharacterTitle

Draw a picture of the characterDescribe a character from the story

The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES.

Name

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Describe some things about the character that might betrue, but the author didn’t tell

I think this because …

Describe a character from the story

Character Inference 2 © 2005 Edwin Ellis www.GraphicOrganizers.com

Title Character Point in the story

The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES.

This is a guess or inference about something related to the character’s …

This is a guess or inference about somethingrelated to the character’s …Past Present Future Experiences Feelings Beliefs Actions

Name

Page 8: Event Character Inference 1Character Inference 2Character Inference 3 Inference Strategies Event Inference 1Event Inference 2Event Inference 3 Character

Describe some things about the character that might be

true, but the author didn’t tell

I think this because …

Character Inference 3 © 2005 Edwin Ellis www.GraphicOrganizers.com

Title Character Point in the story

The author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge or experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called INFERENCES.

This is a guess or inference about something related to the character’s … (select one item)

VIEW OF OTHERS

HOW the character usually views other people

WHY the character tends to view people this way

WHAT the character will do because of this view

VIEW OF SELF

HOW the character usually views his/her self

WHY the character tends to view his/her self this way

WHAT the character will do because of this view

FEELINGS / EMOTIONS

HOW the character feels about something

WHY the character feels this way

WHAT the character will do because of this feeling

ACTIONS / BEHAVIORS

HOW the character did something

WHY the character did what s/he did

WHAT the character will do next

Name

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Character InferencesAn author never tells the whole story. You have to use your own background knowledge and experience to make guesses or draw conclusions about parts of the story not explained by the author. These are called inferences.

Story Title Author

Character Point in the StoryThis is an inference about É

VIEWS OTHERS

É HOW the character views other people

É WHY the character views other people this way

É WHAT the character will do because of this view

É HOW the character views his or her self

É WHY the character views his or herself this way

É WHAT the character will do because of this view

É HOW the character feels about something

É WHY the character feels the way she or she does

É WHAT the character will do because of the way s/he feels

É HOW the character did what he or she did

É WHY the character acted the way he or she did

É WHAT the character will do next

FEELINGS

VIEWSSELF ACTS

OTHER

My inferences about this character is ... I conclude this because ...

Instructions: Step 1: Put a check in the box that indicates the kind of inference you will make. Step 2: Note your inference in the left box on the bottom. Step 3: Explain how you reached your conclusion.

© 2002 Edwin Ellis www.GraphicOrganizers.com

Treasure Island

Jim is probably wondering if he is becoming bad like the pirates.

Jim when he kills the pirateRobert Louis Stevenson

He is beginning to act the same way as the pirates -- he’s willing to kill them to get the treasure.

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