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"Making Predictions" worksheet for children to practice predicting outcomes based on images.

Worksheet titled "Making Predictions" with four illustrated scenarios and multiple-choice options for predicting outcomes.

Worksheet titled "Making Predictions" with four illustrated scenarios and multiple-choice options for predicting outcomes.

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Explanation:
We are asked to look at each picture and predict what will happen next, based on the visual clues.

Let’s go one by one:

1. Picture shows a baby sitting in a chair, looking surprised or upset (maybe about to cry). The options:
- The baby will laugh. → Unlikely — baby doesn’t look happy.
- The baby will get out of the crib. → But the baby is *not* in a crib; it's in a chair.
- Mother will come get the baby. → This makes sense: if a baby is upset in a chair, a parent often comes to comfort or pick them up.

Best choice: Mother will come get the baby.

2. Picture shows a man dribbling a basketball — he’s mid-step, leaning forward, ball near his hand. Options:
- The man will fall down. → No sign of tripping; he looks balanced.
- The ball will roll away. → He’s holding it firmly; unlikely.
- The man will try to shoot a basket. → Yes! When dribbling toward the hoop, the next logical step is to shoot.

Best choice: The man will try to shoot a basket.

3. Picture shows a boy giving flowers to a girl; hearts float above them. She looks happy, he looks shy but smiling. Options:
- The girl will take the flowers. → Most likely — she’s receiving them, and hearts suggest affection.
- The boy will drop the flowers. → No — he’s holding them out carefully.
- A bird will take the flowers. → Not shown or implied.

Best choice: The girl will take the flowers.

4. Picture shows a boy running with a backpack, arm raised like waving or pointing ahead — possibly chasing something or heading somewhere fast. Options:
- The boy will catch the school bus. → Possible if he’s running toward a bus (common scenario).
- The boy will trip and fall. → No visual clue (no obstacle, not stumbling).
- Someone will catch the boy. → No one else is shown.

Since he’s running with purpose (backpack = school), and the most common prediction in such contexts is catching the bus before it leaves, this fits best.

Best choice: The boy will catch the school bus.

Final Answer:
1. Mother will come get the baby.
2. The man will try to shoot a basket.
3. The girl will take the flowers.
4. The boy will catch the school bus.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prediction worksheet for kindergarten.
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