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By combining textual clues provided by authors with their own background knowledge, learners are encouraged to engage more deeply with both fiction and nonfiction materials. The pack includes scaffolded exercises such as drawing-based prediction tasks for early learners, combined drawing and writing prompts for beginning writers, and structured worksheets for analyzing fiction and nonfiction texts through the examination of text features like charts, maps, and special print. This resource is intended for home, classroom, or tutoring environments to support literacy development and critical thinking skills in young readers. 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Please do not sell, host, reproduce, giveaway, or store on any other site (including a blog, Facebook, 4Shared, Dropbox, etc.). Thank you!  \n[www.thisreadingmama.com](www.thisreadingmama.com)  \n©2015 All Rights Reserved.  \nDirections: Draw your prediction. Then tell someone why you think that.  \n©[2015 All Rights Reserved. www.thisreadingmama.com](2015 All Rights Reserved. www.thisreadingmama.com).  \nI predict that…   \nbecause…  \nText Title:    \nMy Predictions Why I think this  \n©2015 All Rights Reserved.  \n[www.thisreadingmama.com](www.thisreadingmama.com)  \nText Title:   Nonfiction Text  \nDirections: Before you read, look through the text at the text features. Look at:  \nTable of Contents Titles / Subtitles Charts / Graphs Maps  \nIllustrations / Photographs  \nSpecial Print (bold, italics, underlined words) Captions / Labels  \nI predict I will learn about…  \nbecause…  \n©[2015 All Rights Reserved. www.thisreadingmama.com](2015 All Rights Reserved. www.thisreadingmama.com).","cbCaiqfpTuNs5eWw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqfpTuNs5eWw","pdf",366951,"English","# Overview of Making Predictions\n## Contents of the Activity Pack\n# Instructions and Guided Worksheets\n## Drawing and Explanation Activities\n## Writing About Predictions for Fiction\n## Analyzing Nonfiction Through Text Features","[{\"question\":\"What is the core strategy for making predictions described in this document?\",\"answer\":\"Readers are taught to make predictions by combining the clues provided by the author in the text with their own background knowledge.\"},{\"question\":\"What are some examples of text features students should examine when making predictions for nonfiction?\",\"answer\":\"Students are encouraged to look at elements such as the table of contents, titles, subtitles, charts, graphs, maps, illustrations, photographs, special print like bold or italics, and captions or labels.\"},{\"question\":\"Is this printable pack intended for commercial use?\",\"answer\":\"No, the terms of use specify that the pack is for use at home with a child or students, or in a classroom/tutoring setting, and it must not be sold, hosted, or reproduced on any other site.\"}]","3 Activities for Making Predictions - Educational Printable Pack | PDF",1792669769,13]