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Sometimes learning to make inferences is a tough reading comprehension skill!  Students must learn to be like young detectives as they squeeze clues out of text and base their educated guesses on them.  Help your students practice this important piece of comprehension with this free sample worksheet.  Look it over, and if you like it, I invite you to check out the full book: Reading Comprehension: Making Inferences Level 1 (vol. 1) at Lulu.com.  It’s only $5 for 20 inference exercises and a free bonus lesson plan.

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We all are aware that understanding context clues is vital to reading comprehension, but it can be tough to find materials to help students understand and improve their ability to use them.

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