"Making Inference" worksheet with autumn and apple pie scenarios for students to practice reading comprehension.

Final Answer:
Autumn (Fall)

Explanation:
- Look at the first part: leaves are changing color and falling off. That only happens in one season — autumn.
- Mark is raking leaves into a big pile. People rake leaves in autumn because they fall from trees then.
- So, putting those clues together, it must be autumn.

Teach the Topic:
Making an inference means using clues to guess something that’s not directly said. Like being a detective! You look at what you see or read, and think, “What does this probably mean?”

Simple example:
You see your friend wearing a raincoat and holding an umbrella. You didn’t hear any weather report — but you can infer it’s raining or will rain soon. You used clues to figure it out!

Practice Task:
Sara sees her dog shivering and curling up near the heater.
What might the weather be like inside?
Why do you think so?