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Making Inferences: The Robot That Learned to Wait

A free printable making inferences: the robot that learned to wait reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Making Inferences: The Robot That Learned to Wait Name Score Use clues from the text. The answer is not stated directly. The Robot That Learned to Wait In Mr. Okafor’s classroom sat a small robot named Pip that loved to help. The trouble was that Pip helped too fast, finishing tasks before anyone could try. When a student struggled to tie a shoe, Pip zoomed over and tied it in a blink. The students groaned; they never got the chance to learn anything themselves. Mr. Okafor gently reprogrammed Pip with a single new rule: count to twenty first. Now Pip waited, offering a hint only when a student was truly stuck. Soon the whole class was learning more, and Pip was prouder than ever. 1) Why were the students frustrated with Pip? 2) What lesson does the story teach?

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