A comprehension template for students to practise inferring and predicting.
This teaching resource is a template designed to be used before, during, and after reading a text.
Inferring is a fundamental strategy to help students use their prior knowledge and ideas to understand new ideas in a text. This strategy also helps students make predictions on what could happen, or what has happened using their inferences, extending their comprehension skills and knowledge.
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