ISEE Primary 4 Reading

ISEE Primary 4 Reading focuses on developing reading comprehension skills through engaging texts and questions tailored for fourth graders.

Finding the Main IdeaUnderstanding DetailsMaking InferencesUnderstanding Vocabulary in Context
Identifying Author’s PurposeComparing and ContrastingUnderstanding Cause and EffectDrawing Conclusions
Reading for FunUsing Reading Skills in Everyday LifeTalking About What You Read
Skimming and ScanningAnswering Multiple-Choice QuestionsFinding Proof in the Text
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Drawing Conclusions

Putting It All Together

Drawing a conclusion means using all the clues and information in a story to figure out something new.

How to Draw Conclusions

  • Gather facts and details from the passage.
  • Think about what you already know.
  • Put the pieces together to make your best guess.

Why It’s Helpful

Drawing conclusions helps you understand stories and answer tricky questions.

Real-World Connection

If you smell cookies baking and see flour on the counter, you might conclude someone is making cookies!

Examples

  • A student has a backpack and a lunchbox. You conclude they are going to school.

  • A character yawns and rubs their eyes. You conclude they are tired.

In a Nutshell

Drawing conclusions means figuring out new ideas from clues and facts.

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Reading for Fun