Inference Exit Slips | Making Inferences Reading Activity | Inferencing Passages

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I used this during summer intervention. It was a great resource to help students understand how to infer and making sure they had an understanding of inferencing.
I use these as part of my morning Bellwork prompt, and I am obsessed! Really gets the students thinking, and there's so many different options to choose from.
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Making inferences during reading helps students draw conclusions and develop a deeper understanding of the text. 5th and 6th-grade students will grow stronger as readers with these printable and digital Inference Exit Slips.

Use these Inference Exit Slips for:

  • Reading Centers
  • Exit Slips
  • Literacy Centers
  • Whole Group SCOOT game to Practice Inferencing
  • Early Finisher Reading Activity
  • AND MORE!

These mini-passages challenge students to think critically and to repeatedly refer back to the text to build their inferencing skills.

This Inference Exit Slips Set for 5th & 6th Grade includes:

•30 Inference Slips formatted for Exit Tickets, Lesson Warm-Ups, & More

•The same 30 Inference Slips formatted for Literacy Center Use, SCOOT Games, etc.

•Answer Keys
•A Google Slides format

This resource is aligned to support TEKS, Common Core, and Virginia Standards of Learning.

Please see the preview for examples of the different formats & standards.

⭐If you want a PowerPoint Slideshow that helps you introduce Inferencing to your students, this resource will work for you: Inferencing with Images PowerPoint

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⭐What Other Teachers Are Saying:

  • Great open ended questions which helped you see exactly where students had misconceptions. Thank you! -Stephanie

  • The passages are short enough to keep students engaged and provides just enough detail to help them infer the answer(s) to the question(s) asked. Perfect for independent assignments, centers, or a ticket out the door at the end of class. I introduced the first story to my 5th grade reading students and we completed it together to show them how to completely answer the question(s) and provide evidence from the passage. They will complete the rest of the stories independently. Love this resource! -Kristy

  • My students absolutely loved this resource! The passages were short and enjoyable for my students to read. Thank you so much for creating such a fantastic resource! - Kay

  • Love that the passages are short enough to keep students engaged and is such a quick and easy way to assess progress in being able to make inferences from a text. -Diandra

  • This enhances the learning in the classroom. It is also a quick and easy way to see what students are understanding and what students are not. -Tammie

  • AND MORE!! See additional feedback below

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More 5th & 6th Grade ELA Resources:

5th Grade Vocabulary Activities--Google Forms

6th Grade Vocabulary in Context--Google Forms

5th Grade Literacy Centers

6th Grade Literacy Centers

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Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.

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