Mystery Letters – Inference Activity (10 Examples)

The Missing Pet – A letter from a child asking a neighbor if they have seen their furry friend who disappeared yesterday.

A Special Delivery – An email thanking a friend for a mysterious package that arrived in the mail, but not mentioning what’s inside.

The First Day – A nervous letter about waking up early, packing a backpack, and meeting new people in a big building.

Oops, My Mistake! – A note apologizing for an accident, mentioning something broken but not saying what it is.

Guess Where I Am? – A postcard describing bright lights, tall buildings, and lots of people walking fast.

A Big Win! – An email from a friend excited about winning something, mentioning a trophy and lots of cheering.

Strange Noises – A letter describing spooky sounds heard at night, creaky floors, and flickering lights.

A New Family Member – A message saying “We finally got one!” and describing something small, soft, and cuddly.

The Mystery Gift – A letter describing a present wrapped in shiny paper, but the writer doesn’t know who sent it.

A Fun Adventure – An email talking about wearing hiking boots, climbing high, and seeing an amazing view from the top.