Inference Detective: Pick the Evidence!
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Inference Detective: Pick the Evidence!
Using clues to make smart conclusions Year 6 Reading Comprehension 30-minute investigation session
What is an Inference?
An educated guess based on evidence Using clues to figure out what's not directly stated Like being a detective with information Combining what you see with what you know
Detective Training: Round 1
Inference: 'Someone is preparing for a camping trip' Look at both images carefully Which image best supports this inference? What evidence do you see?
Detective Training: Round 2
Inference: 'The weather is very cold today' Examine the evidence in both images Which image gives the strongest clues? Name the specific evidence you found
What Makes Strong Evidence?
Multiple clues pointing to the same conclusion Clear, visible details in the image Evidence that directly relates to the inference Clues that make sense together
Advanced Detective Work: Round 3
Inference: 'This family is celebrating a special occasion' Look for celebration clues in both images Which image provides better evidence? List at least 3 pieces of evidence
Master Detective Challenge: Round 4
Inference: 'Someone has been working hard in the garden' Search for gardening evidence carefully Which image tells the complete story? Explain your detective reasoning
Congratulations, Detectives!
You've learned to use evidence to support inferences Strong evidence includes multiple clues Good detectives explain their reasoning clearly These skills help you understand stories and real life better