Reading Inference Anchor Chart

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Reading Inference Anchor Chart: Large title 'READING INFERENCE ANCHOR CHART'; short definition under title; three-icon formula row (magnifying glass box: 'TEXT CLUES', green head box: 'WHAT I ALREADY KNOW', lightbulb box: 'INFERENCE'); bold subheading 'HOW TO MAKE AN INFERENCE' with five numbered, coloured steps (1 READ with book icon, 2 FIND CLUES with magnifier, 3 THINK with head icon, 4 PUT IT TOGETHER with puzzle piece, 5 CHECK with tick) and one-line prompts beside each step; left boxed ar...

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This printable is an anchor chart for teaching reading inference: it defines inference as text clues plus background knowledge, lists five clear steps (Read; Find clues; Think; Put it together; Check), and provides sentence stems and a short checklist of what makes a good inference. Use it as a visible reference during guided reading, modelling, or independent practice to build students' ability to cite text evidence and explain thinking. The language and steps are concise but assume students can read and work with short written prompts.

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