Updated: 03 Jul 2017
A worksheet to use when teaching students how to make predictions when reading.
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Years: 3 - 4
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A worksheet to use when teaching students how to make predictions when reading.
Use this teaching resource when learning how to make predictions as a reading and comprehension strategy.
Students read the sentence starter then record what they think might happen next.
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Loved this activity!! Would love some similar ones made! Thanks!! :)
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