Making observations and inferences
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This document discusses making observations and inferences from pictures by having students examine pictures of a child, a fridge, and a group photo. Students are asked to record their observations of what is seen directly and make inferences about details that are not explicitly stated, such as whether the child is a boy or the family in the photo values health, while providing evidence to support their inferences.
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