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Read the story once. Then, read the story a second time and  \nunderline evidence that will help you predict what happens next.  \nMalek loved going to the Maple Street Library. Every Saturday, he and his best friend, Ben, spent hours there reading. The library had tall shelves filled with books, soft chairs perfect for curling up and a big wooden clock in the middle of the room.  \nMalek’s favorite section was the mystery aisle. He loved stories about hidden secrets, locked doors and codes waiting to be cracked. Sometimes, he imagined himself as a detective, solving puzzles and uncovering clues.  \nOne Saturday, Malek and Ben were looking at books when they heard a strange noise. It was a soft clicking sound, like someone tapping on glass. They turned toward the clock. The sound seemed to be coming from inside it.  \nBen frowned.“Did you hear that?”  \nMalek nodded. He walked up to the clock and touched the smooth wood. Click. Click. Click. The noise happened again. It sounded like a tiny knock.  \nMalek leaned in closer, pressing his ear against the wooden case. The sound was definitely coming from inside the clock. What was happening? Clocks usually made ticking sounds, not tapping noises.  \n“Maybe it’s just the gears moving,” Ben said.  \n“Maybe,” Malek said, but he wasn’t sure. He looked around the library. The librarian was stacking books at the front desk. A few visitors were reading quietly at tables. No one else seemed to hear the sound.  \nMalek turned back to the clock and noticed something strange. The glass on the clock face looked a little dusty, except for one clear spot, like someone had wiped it from the inside. He rubbed his fingers across it, but it didn’t smudge.  \nThen, just as Malek was about to step away, something even more strange happened. The glass door of the clock creaked open   on its own!  \nMalek and Ben looked at each other, eyes wide.“Did you see that?” Malek whispered.  \nBen nodded.“That was weird.”  \nMalek took a deep breath and reached toward the clock.  \n2. What do you think will happen next?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n\n3. Use evidence from the story to explain your answer.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nAnswers  \nWhat do you think will happen next?  \nMalek is likely going to look into the clock and discover something unusual!  \nUse evidence from the story to explain your answer.  \nStudent answers will vary but may include the following:  \nThe noise was coming from inside the clock. Evidence:  \n- “It was a soft clicking sound, like someone tapping on glass.”  \n- “Malek leaned in closer, pressing his ear against the wooden case. The sound was definitely coming from inside the clock.”  \nThe clock’s glass door opened by itself. Evidence:  \n- “Then, just as Malek was about to step away, something even stranger happened. The glass door of the clock creaked open   on its own!”  \nMalek is curious and interested in mysteries. Evidence:  \n- “Sometimes, he imagined himself as a detective, solving puzzles and uncovering clues.”  \nThere was a strange noise coming from inside the clock. Evidence:  \n- “They heard a strange noise. It was a soft clicking sound, like someone tapping on glass.”  \n- “Click. Click. Click. The noise happened again. It sounded like a tiny knock.”  \nThe clock's glass door opens on its own. Evidence:  \n- “Then, just as Malek was about to step away, something strange happened. The glass door of the clock creaked open   on its own!”  \nMalek is curious! Evidence:  \n- “Malek and Ben looked at each other, eyes wide. ‘Did you see that?’ Malek whispered.”  \n- “Malek took a deep breath and reached toward the clock.”","cbCaihjSgXlWBCaz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihjSgXlWBCaz","pdf",102374,"English","# Prediction\n## Read the story twice and underline evidence\n## Answer: what will happen next\n## Explain using evidence","[{\"question\":\"What should students do first when making a prediction?\",\"answer\":\"Read the story once, then read it a second time and underline evidence that will help predict what happens next.\"},{\"question\":\"What clues from the story support the prediction?\",\"answer\":\"The tapping noise comes from inside the clock, the glass face looks dusty except for one clear spot, and the clock’s glass door creaks open on its own.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is Malek likely to look into the clock?\",\"answer\":\"Malek is curious and enjoys mysteries, imagining himself as a detective solving puzzles and uncovering clues.\"}]","Grade 3 Reading Worksheet - Prediction - read online free | PDF",1791792032]