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Taylor Foster                                                                                              It means to think about what you think is going to happen.           

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Taylor Foster                                                                                              It means to think about what you think is going to happen.           

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it means to think with your brain

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To draw a conclusion means to use scehama.

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It means what the author says are do

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To draw a conclusion means to use what the author says in the text, then use your schema to make a conclusion. Making a conclusion matters because if the author answers everything in the book you wouldn't have fun reading , so if you make a conclusion reading would be much more fun. The author instead of answering everything, they give you clues in the text called text evidence. It also helps you think harder on questions/ thinking problems.

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To draw conclushion means to use your background   knowledge brain/schema and then , you use text evidence with your back ground knowledge it matter's so if you read a book and the writer dosen't give u clues you need to know how to use background knowledge and text evidence when u read it

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To draw conclusions means to 1st Use whats in the text, then use your schema (background knowledge), Lastly make your conclusion/inference

This matters because if the author gives you something to figure out, and you don't have all the clues you can't really make your conclusion.

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What does it mean to draw conclusions? Why does it matter?
What does it mean to draw conclusions? Why does it matter?

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What does it mean to draw conclusions? Why does it matter?
What does it mean to draw conclusions? Why does it matter?

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Hey Hey hey!
You are going to have an UNBELIEVABLE day! Remember that I am so proud of you and know you are going to be on your best behavior.

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You are going to have an UNBELIEVABLE day! Remember that I am so proud of you and know you are going to be on your best behavior.

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01- Let's practice our vocabulary words! Sound good? Good.

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01- Let's practice our vocabulary words! Sound good? Good.

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April 1st-April 5th Flashcards | Quizlet

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Start studying April 1st-April 5th. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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What does it mean to draw conclusions? Why does it matter?

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What does it mean to draw conclusions? Why does it matter?

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Grab your headphones and tune into the story.

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'As Fast As Words Could Fly' read by Dulé Hill

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Young Mason Steele takes pride in turning his father's excited ramblings about the latest civil rights incidents into handwritten business letters. One day Pa comes home with a gift from his civil rights group: a typewriter. Thrilled with the present, Mason spends all his spare time teaching himself to type.

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Using the story that you just listened to, complete the slides.

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Compound Sentences Activity on Google Classroom

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Compound Sentences Activity on Google Classroom

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Turn in when you are finished!

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Study Island- SC Programs
ELA-3rd Grade
(p. Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences)