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Created: Apr 15, 2016
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RDG3-315 Learning How to Predict Outcomes

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RDG3-315 Learning How to Predict Outcomes
Grade 6 Making Predictions
A.
Predicting the outcome of a story means to                                                     .
  1. look at the end of the story before starting to read
  2. look at the length of the story
  3. make a guess about what will happen in the story
Grade 6 Making Predictions
B.
Use the clues in the paragraph to choose the best prediction.

The river was already near flood level when the rain began again. To make things worse, this rainstorm was supposed to be the worst year.
  1. The river will overflow and flood the area.
  2. The river will become popular with sunbathers.
  3. The rainstorm will not be as bad as everyone predicts.
Grade 6 Making Predictions
C.
Use the clues in the paragraph to choose the best prediction.

The bus was completely empty when the bus driver began his day. The first bus stop was in the middle of the busy city.
  1. The bus will stay empty.
  2. The bus will fill with passengers.
  3. The bus driver will turn around and go home.