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Compare and Contrast Lesson

Compare and Contrast Lesson

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English

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6th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
RL.4.3, RI.5.2, RI.6.7

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Tajai Greene

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16 Slides • 13 Questions

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LT & SC:

By the end of today’s class, I will be able to compare and contrast Executive Order 9066 with the text “Letters from a Concentration Camp” asevidenced by completing a Wordwall activity, taking notes, and completing a compare and contrast graphic organizer.

Compare and Contrast Lesson

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​Tell me 3 things that are the SAME and 3 things that are DIFFERENT about this picture

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Multiple Choice

What is the comparing word in this sentences

Pumpkins and apples are both types of fruit.

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Pumpkins

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Apples

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Both

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Fruit

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Fill in the Blanks

What is the comparing word in this sentences

Rachel and Sarah have the same parents. 

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Fill in the Blanks

What is the comparing word in this sentences

Gerry's pants look similar to the ones I wore on Saturday. 

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Fill in the Blanks

What is the comparing phrase in this sentences

I like to paint as well as ride my ike. b

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Multiple Choice

What is the contrasting word in this sentences

My dad is in town for the weekend, however he has to leave for work.

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Dad

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work

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town

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however

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What is the contrasting word in this sentences

I want it to rain on Saturday, but I also want to go to the park.

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Multiple Select

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Why is a story comparison chart helpful?

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It's not

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Helps organize thoughts between stories

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Helps the reader understand the similarities and differences in multiple texts

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Multiple Choice

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What type of chart is this?

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T-Chart

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Venn Diagram

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Character Chart

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Story Comparison

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Multiple Select

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Why would I use a character chart? 

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To compare/contrast places in a story

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To compare/contrast things in a story

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To compare/contrast people in a story

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To compare/contrast events in a sto

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Multiple Choice

Comparison questions can be used for fiction and nonfiction text.

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True

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False

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What does contrast mean?

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Compare means?

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Poll

I understand what it means to compare and contrast?

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Mehhh

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LT & SC:

By the end of today’s class, I will be able to compare and contrast Executive Order 9066 with the text “Letters from a Concentration Camp” asevidenced by completing a Wordwall activity, taking notes, and completing a compare and contrast graphic organizer.

Compare and Contrast Lesson

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