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Towns were vital to pioneers as they journeyed West because they needed to purchase supplies. A trip into town could also be entertaining, so some pioneers wanted to extend their stay. Others, however, wanted to get back on the road West as quickly as possible. These conflicting desires caused arguments among the many travelers.What prediction can you make about future trips of these pioneers. : To avoid disagreements, pioneers will buy more supplies in order to make fewer stops in towns.. Janeen peered at Mark as he climbed recklessly up the big tree in Grandma's backyard. He was so high, it made her dizzy just looking up at her crazy cousin. Janeen had never done well with heights and ignored Mark's pleas for her to join him. "It's perfectly safe, you big sissy," he finally taunted. Just then the limb he had landed on snapped, causing him to lose his footing and nearly fall.What prediction can you make based on this passage: Mark will come down carefully and stop taunting his cousin.. Mr. Adams took attendance as usual in P.E. Then he announced that the class would be playing flag football again. Maddie gave Donita a high five. Yesterday, Maddie scored a record number of points. The captains stood at the front to select their teammates. Maddie could hardly wait to play.What prediction can you make based on this passage: Maddie would be picked first for a team.. Mrs. Little's first graders were having a problem during recess each day. Some of the students would stay on the swings too long and refuse to take turns. The teacher got frustrated and demanded, "Students, create a plan for sharing the swings equally, or no one will swing during the next recess." The students thought Mrs. Little was just joking and continued playing.What prediction can you make based on this passage: Mrs. Little will keep her word at the next recess, and no one will swing.

This engaging worksheet focuses on developing students' skills in making predictions based on given information or scenarios. Students will practice using context clues, data analysis, and logical reasoning to anticipate future outcomes or events.

Joe spins the spinner 35 times. How many times should he expect it to not land on yellow: 28 times. The spinner is spun 25 times. What is the best prediction for the number of times it will land on red: 5 times. The spinner is spun 30 times.What is the best prediction for the number of spins that will not land on 3: 25 times. The spinner is spun 60 times.What is the best prediction for the number of spins that will land on 1 or 2: 40 times. Jill rolls a number cube 30 times. How many times should she expect it to land on a 4: 5 times. A number cube is rolled 24 times. What is the best prediction for the number of times it will land on 5: 4 times. A number cube is rolled 100 times. What is the best prediction for the number of times it will land on 7: 0 times. A number cube is rolled 30 times. What is the best prediction for the number of times it will land on a number greater than 4: 10 times. Tarita spins the spinner 40 times. What is the best prediction for the number of times it will land on : 5 times. Tarita spins the spinner 24 times. What is the best prediction for the number of times it will land on or e: 9 times. A coin is tossed 120 times. Which statement best explains what should be expected to happen: The coin should be expected to land on heads roughly 60 times but probably not exactly 60 times.. Tina randomly selected a paper clip, records its color, and returns it to the box.She does this 30 times. How many times should she expect to get a blue paper clip: 5 times. George randomly selected a paper clip, records its color, and returns it to the box.He does this 300 times. How many times should he expect to get a red paper clip: 100 times. A school newspaper randomly surveyed students about which candidate they will choose. The results are in the chart.If the school has 400 students, we should expect Sara to get how many votes in the election: 120 votes

Explore the difference between fiction and nonfiction, practice prediction-making, and sharpen critical thinking with this engaging worksheet for students.

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