Description
FREE 6th Grade Inferencing Activities with Reading & Writing
It is very possible for 6th grade teachers to have learning stations / center rotations in their classrooms for ELA. Middle school students benefit greatly from hands-on ELA stations. This freebie has inferencing, reading, and writing activities for sixth grade students.
These 6th Grade Inferencing Activities have:
- Transition Puzzles –helping 6th grade writers use transitional words and phrases
- It’s Time for an Argument–an engaging way to make a claim and present a case when comparing / contrasting two different topics
- The Plot Flipbook –a interactive graphic organizer that can be used with ANY book giving 6th graders practice with identifying story elements that impact plot structure
- Inference Slips–helping 6th grade readers use text evidence to form conclusions when reading.
PLUS–each of the 6th Grade inferencing activities is engaging and easy to use.
Here’s what other teachers say about this freebie:
- “Found this resource while teaching summer school. Very helpful review for students and a quick daily warm up. Easy way to assess who needed extra practice.” -Jeri
- “This resource was easy to use and required little prep from me! The students were engaged in their learning and loved it! I will definitely be using this again!
- “This was an enjoyable resource for my students to use as a morning practice activity. It was just right to review previous knowledge.” – Christine
- “My students loved using this resource. It was a great activity for small groups while the students were completing their reading rotations.” -Lindsey
How are these free 6th Grade Inferencing Activities different from the full set?
This freebie is a sample of the full set.
The 6th grade Literacy Centers give practice with:
- reading comprehension
- writing
- literary genres
- Greek & Latin root words
- AND MORE!
Not only that, but you get 10 total hands-on ELA activities that can be used anytime of the year to help middle schoolers review essential reading, grammar and writing skills.
Laura B. –
Hands on activity allows students to learn at a better rate!
Kelly C. –
I used this with students who needed extra help with inferencing skills.
Leisa Eiland –
I wanted to share why this is such a great resource. The search for reading activities is always hit or miss! This is a hit and so easy to print and incorporate into stations for my ELA classes.
Preeya M. –
Fun resource for students to do and work in small groups or individually. A good warm-up activity before starting the lesson.
Jazmyn J. –
These activities are easy to understand and give an in-depth understanding of where my students are at with the content. Used it for center-work!
Mischief & Magic in the Middle –
This was a great resource and met my needs nicely.
Ashley E. –
Great resource- it was a good supplement to our curriculum and what we have been working on. The students were engaged and enjoyed it. Thank you!
Matt V. –
This was a great starting point for my students with learning disabilities. They found it engaging and there was little prep involved.
Mary M. –
Students used this as a resource and enjoyed it. Thank you.
Robin F. –
This was such an engaging and interactive way to reinforce inference writing!
Michelle M. –
This resource was easy to use and required little prep from me! The students were engaged in their learning and loved it! I will definitely be using this again!
Literacy with Mrs E –
We used this for our literacy night event and it was a great hit!
Teaching with Heart Store –
These are great! I used them with my grade 6s. Thanks!
Lori D. –
Great for introducing inferencing and building upon lessons.
Heather S. –
My students loved using this in our classroom. We use it almost daily.
Laurie C. –
Easy, no prep way to use for student review to re-enforce literature terms.
Myranda P. –
Great activity for students! Very engaging. Students loved it.
Rachel F. –
This was a great resource to use during literacy centers.
stephanie M. –
My middle schoolers loved this! Thank you for the helpful resource!
Jeri S. –
Found this resource while teaching summer school. Very helpful review for students and a quick daily warm up. Easy way to assess who needed extra practice.
Sheridan M. –
Excellent resource for my students. This was a perfect for what i needed.
Karly M. –
This resource was easy to use and required little prep from me! The students were engaged in their learning and loved it! I will definitely be using this again!
Megan W. –
My reading lab students loved this activity for vocab in context and inferencing. They saw it more as a game then class review, which is so fun!
Christine W. –
This was an enjoyable resource for my students to use as a morning practice activity. It was just right to review previous knowledge.
Lisa G. –
I liked this resource and plans on using it in my classroom.
Stephanie L. –
Student really enjoyed it. We used it during our station time and it kept the students focused the whole time.
Creative Classroom Creator –
Great resource! Students loved it. Active and engaging.
Kimberly W. –
GREAT RESOURCE! It worked really well in my curriculum!
Courtney M. –
This was a great activity for my students to use in class.
Daphne L. –
My students enjoyed this resource. It was easy to use.
Laurel T. –
Good resource!
Lindsey P. –
My students loved using this resource. It was great activity for small groups while the students were completing their reading rotations.
Kassandra G.B. –
Great resource!
Sandra V. –
These are ready to use and cover the meat of the standards.
lessa wilson –
Students have more buy in when they take Ownership of their learning.
Miss Jones J –
My students enjoyed this activity for reinforcing the standard. They were able to practice and ply their learning according to the level of the standard.
Diane S. –
Thank you so much for a great resource. My students loved this activity.
Karen M. –
My ESL students loves using this resource.
sharon K. –
My students enjoyed this packet.
Kimberly M. –
Great resource.