Inferring with Eloise Greenfield

One of our deep thinking strategies during Reading Workshop is inferring.

We infer when we use our schema (what we think we know)...

...and add it together with clues that we find in the words and pictures of books we are reading.

That is inferring!

We read the poem Things by Eloise Greenfield from the book Honey, I Love.

We read the poem a few times, and then thought deeply about it, stanza by stanza.  In the first stanza we inferred that she ate the candy.

The second stanza we each inferred what happened to the sandhouse and wrote about it.

Here is what we inferred happened to the sandhouse!

The last stanza is:

Went to the kitchen

Lay down on the floor

Made me a poem

Still got it

Still got it

What do you infer about the last stanza?