Picture Talk Using pictures to make claims: What conclusions can you draw from the picture? What evidence in the picture supports these conclusions?

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Picture Talk Using pictures to make claims: What conclusions can you draw from the picture? What evidence in the picture supports these conclusions?

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CLAIM: Super Bowl Champion Celebrating CLAIMS made of Pic WITH Background Knowledge: Drew Brees 2010 (since that’s when the Saints won)

CLAIMS NOT Supported by the Pic: Football is a dangerous sport Sports are too competitive

What is the point of this? Get a peak at the time period and issues raised in the book Helps us make claims and inferences and back them up with evidence Will help prepare you to make inferences when reading and backing up claims with evidence