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Then use these inferences to draw conclusions about what the story is trying to teach you.  \nAt their annual election, the animals of the forest chose their only Owl to be their leader. The consensus was that she was wise and thoughtful, and many of the animals already came to the owl for advice. The animals also went to her often when they had disagreements, and she helped them figure out fair solutions.  \nOne day, partway through the year, the Owl noticed that the forest animals were fighting about how to use the forest space. Some animals liked quiet places to relax and rest. Other animals preferred open areas to run and play. Some animals would rather be alone, and other animals always wanted to be in large groups. Because there were many animals and not a lot of forest space, the animals tended to get in each other’s way.  \nAfter giving the animals some time to try to find a solution by themselves, the Owl decided to create a rule. She called all the animals together and said,“From now on, everyone will share the same spaces. We won’t be dividing the forest into quiet areas and loud areas, or busy areas and peaceful areas. The deer will sleep in the burrows with the rabbits. The squirrels will store their food with the bears. The birds will build nests on the ground with the turtles. If we live in this manner, everyone will be equal, and there will be no more arguments about space.”  \nAt the beginning, the animals clapped and cheered. The rabbits were excited for the fighting to stop, and the squirrels were looking forward to more fairness in the forest. However, it only took a day for problems to begin. The  \nbears couldn’t fit into the burrows with the squirrels, and the rabbits didn’t want the deer to be snoring in their quiet space! The birds thought the turtles were funny, but they didn’t want them to accidentally break the eggs that were resting in their nests.  \nBefore long, the forest was louder and the animals were unhappier than they were before. The Owl, perched on her tree, watched quietly.  \nAs you read this story, you can make several inferences. Fill in the missing sections and make two inferences using the charts below.  \nClues in Text What I Know Inference  \nThe animals were arguing because    \n___________________  \n______________________  \n_________________________  \nClues in Text What I Know Inference  \nThe Owl’s rule was not a good solution  \nbecause    \n______________________  \n______________________  \nNow use your inferences to answer: What can you conclude about trying to treat everyone the same?  \nI can conclude that  \nbecause    \nAnswers  \nAnswers will vary, but here is an example:  \nInference 1  \nClues in text:  \n-  The animals liked different types of spaces, and they started arguing when they were put together.  \nWhat I know:  \n-  When people have different needs, it can be hard to share the same space. Inference:  \n- The animals were arguing because they had different needs and preferences.  \nInference 2  \nClues in text:  \n-  The Owl made a rule that forced all animals to share the same spaces. Soon the animals were unhappy and the forest became louder.  \nWhat I know:  \n-  Forcing everyone to do the same thing doesn’t always solve problems. Inference:  \n- The Owl’s rule was not a good solution because it didn’t consider the animals’differences.  \nI can conclude that treating everyone the same was not a good solution because it didn’t consider that the animals have different needs.","cbCaiv8EUajuCmP6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv8EUajuCmP6","pdf",151261,"English","# Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences\n## Inference and Conclusion Prompts\n## Animal Story: Leader and Rule\n## Chart Practice: Clues, What I Know, Inference\n## Reflection Question: Treating Everyone the Same","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between making an inference and drawing a conclusion?\",\"answer\":\"Making an inference uses clues from the story plus what you already know. 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