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In rural areas, which were areas far from cities, some students went to school for only a few months at a time. Families in these areas tended to live on farms, and children were needed at home for chores like feeding animals and planting crops.  \nWhen children did go to school, it was very different from today! The building was usually very small and just one room! One teacher would teach all the students, no matter their ages. Eight-year-olds and sixteen-year-olds could be in the same classroom. Everyone sat close together at wooden desks, and they used chalk and small chalkboards instead of notebooks or tablets.  \nEven though the schools could be crowded, the students were usually wellbehaved. The teachers were strict, and they expected students to sit up straight, be quiet and pay attention. If a student misbehaved, there was often a strict punishment, like standing in a corner or writing out the same sentence 100 times in a row.  \nThere were also no buses or cars! Most students walked several miles just to get to school every day. If it rained, they were often wet when they got to school. In the winter, they had to bundle up and walk through the cold and snow.  \nWhat can you infer about what daily life was like for children in the 1800s?  \nClues in Text What I Know Inference  \nWhy Do Cities Plant Trees?  \nIf you travel around the world, you’ll see that many cities have planted trees along sidewalks, lining streets and near stores and schools. These trees aren’t growing wild. They’ve been carefully selected and planted and are now cared for by the town and city workers.  \nIt may seem like a strange idea at first to plant trees in cities. Doesn’t it seem like trees would be happier in a park or forest? Plus, buildings and roads take up most of the space.  \nTrees can be really helpful in cities, though! Their branches create shade, which can cool buildings, streets and sidewalks on hot days. Their roots can even helpsoak up extra water when it rains, which can help prevent flooding after storms.  \nTrees can also make the air cleaner. Some cities have a lot of air pollution from traffic. Trees take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen, which helps make the air cleaner. They can also make neighborhoods seem calmer and more peaceful. A shady street lined with trees can look nicer, safer and more welcoming than a street that has only pavement and buildings.  \nHow can planting trees change people’s lives?  \nClues in Text What I Know Inference  \nAnswers  \nAnswers will vary. Examples include:  \nSchool Days in the 1800s  \nClues in text:  \n-  Families in these areas tended to live on farms, and children were needed at home for chores like feeding animals and planting crops.  \n-  The teachers were strict.  \n-  If a student misbehaved, there was often a strong punishment.  \n-  Most students walked several miles just to get to school every day.  \nWhat I know:  \nMy days are not like this.  \nInference:  \nChildren in the 1800s had days that were much harder than mine.  \nWhy Do Cities Plant Trees?  \nClues in text:  \n-  Trees can make the air cleaner.  \nWhat I know:  \nClean air is important for health.  \nInference:  \nPlanting trees may change people's lives by making them healthier!","cbCaidS5CNJ6FDTk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidS5CNJ6FDTk","pdf",174929,"English","# Inferences\n## School Days in the 1800s\n## Why Do Cities Plant Trees?\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"What does it mean to infer in reading?\",\"answer\":\"When you infer, you use clues from the story and what you already know to figure something out.\"},{\"question\":\"What can you infer about daily life for children in the 1800s?\",\"answer\":\"Children in the 1800s had days that were much harder than mine, including stricter schooling and longer walks to school.\"},{\"question\":\"How can planting trees change people’s lives in the text?\",\"answer\":\"Planting trees may change people’s lives by making them healthier, since trees help create cleaner air and make neighborhoods calmer.\"}]","Inferences - Grade 4 Reading Worksheet - Conclusions and Inferences | PDF",1791792076]