They can tell what is happening… but not what it means
Some students can easily answer questions like “Ano ang ginagawa ng tauhan?”
But when you ask, “Ano ang nararamdaman niya?” or “Ano kaya ang susunod na mangyayari?” nahihirapan na sila.
They see the action, but they don’t go beyond it. Hindi pa nila naiuugnay ang sitwasyon sa damdamin o posibleng mangyari.
This worksheet helps build that next level of thinking.
What this worksheet helps with
This worksheet develops paghihinuha (making inferences) at a deeper level.
Students are now expected to:
- understand what is happening
- infer how the character feels
- predict what might happen next
These are important skills for reading comprehension and real-life understanding.
What’s inside the worksheet
This is a picture-based multiple choice worksheet (L2).
- Each item shows a situation with more context
- Students answer questions about actions, feelings, and setting
- Each question has 3 choices
For example, students will analyze situations like:
- children buying ice cream on the street
- a child lying down and possibly resting
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Skill Breakdown
This worksheet helps students practice:
- Understanding situations – what is happening in context
- Inferring feelings – identifying emotions based on clues
- Predicting outcomes – thinking about what might happen next
- Reasoning – connecting clues to form logical conclusions
Students begin to move from simple answers to deeper thinking.
When to use this
- After L1 and L1+ worksheets
- For students ready for more challenging questions
- As guided discussion or group activity
- As review before higher-level inference tasks
Download the worksheet
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Want to understand this skill better?
If you want to explore how inference supports deeper reading comprehension, this guide from Reading Rockets is a helpful resource.
FAQ
Is this harder than L1 and L1+?
Yes. It includes feelings and prediction, not just actions.
What if students struggle with emotions?
Guide them to look at facial expressions and body language.
Can this be used for discussion?
Yes. It’s ideal for group reasoning and explanation.
What skill comes next after this?
Explaining answers with evidence (higher-level inference).
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