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Making Predictions Worksheets

Think ahead and reason critically with our prediction worksheets. Analyze clues from images, real-life situations, and stories to predict outcomes, evaluate possibilities, connect events logically, and reflect on your deductions. Try our free worksheets today!

What Happens Next?

Look at the visual clues in each event picture and write what you think will happen next in these prediction worksheets.

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Identifying and Coloring the Correct Deduction

Observe the picture and choose the statement that best represents the most logical deduction of what follows by coloring the star next to the option.

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Predicting and Drawing

Examine the scenes in each worksheet, predict the outcomes, and illustrate your predictions in the box, explaining them on the lines.

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Read, Predict, and Choose

Read each scenario and choose the most probable outcome from the given options based on the context.

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Completing Story Outcomes

Read the incomplete stories in these worksheets, think ahead, and predict logical outcomes using the characters’ actions, motivations, and the setting.

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Observe, Predict, and Anticipate

Apply prediction skills to practical life situations and observable natural events by observing causes and logically projecting the expected outcomes.

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Matching Events to Outcomes

Connect each event in these printable worksheets with the most logical outcome to practice observation, reasoning, and prediction.

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Evaluating Predictions

Read each scenario, analyze the details, and determine whether the provided prediction is likely or unlikely using contextual clues.

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Predict and Confirm

Read each scenario in these PDF worksheets, predict based on the clues, then read the outcome and reflect on whether your prediction was correct.

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Prediction vs. Inference

Read each statement and decide whether it is a prediction about what might happen next or an inference drawn from facts, then check the correct option.

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