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X Marks the Inference

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X Marks the Inference

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X marks the spot with this reading treasure map! As students make their way through the map, they will find textual evidence and cite background knowledge to support an inference. This reading exercise builds core reading comprehension skills.

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Fifth Grade
Subject
Reading & WritingReading FictionFiction ComprehensionMaking Inferences in Fiction Texts
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RL.5.1
English Language Arts and Reading Grade 4 4.6.F 4.7.C 4.8.A Grade 5 5.6.F 5.7.C 5.8.A
English Grade Four R.4.5.h Grade Five R.5.5.j

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