1. Making Inferences with Advertisements

2. What is an inference?
An inference is an educated guess that we make based on the information that is right in front of us, combined with our own experience.

3. Objective: Today you start work as an advertising executive!
You will work in groups to analysis various advertisements to
discover the message within the advertisement.
Your group will use explicit evidence from the advertisements to justify your inferred analysis of the message.
Your group will then be able to write a 30 second speech in which you teach your classmates the advertisement's message.
Finally, will work with your group to create your own advertisement that conveys a message but without explicitly stating it.

4. Camero Super Bowl Commercial 2012
What does it mean to infer or to make an inference?
Things you already know (schema)
Information from the text
An inference!
Let’s try it!
Camero Super Bowl Commercial 2012

5. What is happening in this advertisement?
How do you know that? What are the clues?
What did his parents get him?
Who does the car belong to?

6. You have 10 mins!
Let’s get started!
With your group, look at the advertisements in the folder.
Work with your group to infer what the advertisement’s message is.
List the clues (explicit evidence) and your background knowledge that supports the message.
Write a 30 second speech in which you tell the rest of the class 1) what the message is and 2) what clues lead you to that analysis.
Today’s Recorder: green dots (sub = red dots)