says explicitly as well as Ex. Using pictures of islands, cities, and farmland, and text about their inferences from the climates, cite text to determine the climate and make inferences about the text. weather. EERI.8.1. Cite text to support inferences from informational text. Ex. Using a geography chapter with the text that defines the climate near the ocean highlighted, find information to support the inference that it is rainy near the ocean (e.g., The text says it rains more days than it is sunny.). Ex. Use a picture map to support inferences about directions (e.g., Asked, do we know what direction to go?,” the student responds, way “How “This where the arrow is pointing.”). – EERI.8.1. Identify text as a key idea or evidence in a text. Ex. Choose from a list of three or more citations from the text, one that is evidence that cars are faster than a horse and buggy. Ex. Identify the representation of rain on a weather map as evidence that it will rain today. EERI.8.1. Identify a type of informational text. Ex. Select from two choices, the one that has phone numbers (e.g., Point to phonebook when asked, do you find a number to call on the “Where phone?”). Ex. Select from two choices, the one that provides information about the weather (e.g., Point to a weather map when presented with a weather map and a storybook and asked, tells you about the weather?”). “What
says explicitly as well as inferences from the text. Ex. Using pictures of islands, cities, and farmland, and text about their climates, cite text to determine the climate and make inferences about the weather. EERI.8.1. Cite text to support inferences from informational text. Ex. Using a geography chapter with the text that defines the climate near the ocean highlighted, find information to support the inference that it is rainy near the ocean (e.g., The text says it rains more days than it is sunny.). Ex. Use a picture map to support inferences about directions (e.g., Asked, “How do we know what direction to go?,” the student responds, “This way – where the arrow is pointing.”). EERI.8.1. Identify text as a key idea or evidence in a text. Ex. Choose from a list of three or more citations from the text, one that is evidence that cars are faster than a horse and buggy. Ex. Identify the representation of rain on a weather map as evidence that it will rain today. EERI.8.1. Identify a type of informational text. Ex. Select from two choices, the one that has phone numbers (e.g., Point to phonebook when asked, “Where do you find a number to call on the phone?”). Ex. Select from two choices, the one that provides information about the weather (e.g., Point to a weather map when presented with a weather map and a storybook and asked, “What tells you about the weather?”).
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