Comparing Environmental Posters

The video tutorial teaches students how to compare and contrast two texts on the same topic. It explains the meanings of comparing and contrasting, using two posters as examples. Students learn to identify similarities and differences and use a Venn diagram to organize their thoughts. The lesson concludes with a recap and a reminder to check for capitalization errors.

What is the main goal of comparing and contrasting two texts?

• To find the differences between them

• To learn more about the topic

• To find the similarities between them

• To decide which text is better

What is the purpose of comparing texts?

• To find similarities

• To find differences

• To decide which text is better

• To learn more about the topic

When you compare texts, what are you looking for?

• How they are different

• How they are alike

• The main idea

• The author's purpose

What does contrasting texts help you identify?

• The author's tone

• The differences between texts

• The similarities between texts

• The text's structure

What does contrasting texts help you identify?

• The similarities between texts

• The differences between texts

• The author's tone

• The text's structure

What is the main visual element in Poster 1?

• A bear and a squirrel

• Two children planting a tree

• A group of animals

• A city skyline

What message is conveyed by Poster 1?

• Animals are happy

• Plant a tree to take care of Earth

• Recycle more often

• Use less water

What is the main visual element in Poster 1?

• A group of animals

• Two children planting a tree

• A bear and a squirrel

• A city skyline

What message is conveyed by Poster 1?

• Animals are happy

• Use less water

• Plant a tree to take care of Earth

• Recycle more often

What is the main visual element in Poster 2?

• Two children planting a tree

• A bear, a squirrel, and birds

• A city skyline

• A recycling bin