The document discusses comparing and contrasting parts of a book. It defines comparing as finding how things are the same and contrasting as finding how things are different. It encourages using a Venn diagram graphic organizer to sort information when identifying similarities and differences in characters, settings, conflicts and more when reading.
The document discusses comparing and contrasting parts of a book. It defines comparing as finding how things are the same and contrasting as finding how things are different. It encourages using a Venn diagram graphic organizer to sort information when identifying similarities and differences in characters, settings, conflicts and more when reading.
The document discusses comparing and contrasting parts of a book. It defines comparing as finding how things are the same and contrasting as finding how things are different. It encourages using a Venn diagram graphic organizer to sort information when identifying similarities and differences in characters, settings, conflicts and more when reading.
The document discusses comparing and contrasting parts of a book. It defines comparing as finding how things are the same and contrasting as finding how things are different. It encourages using a Venn diagram graphic organizer to sort information when identifying similarities and differences in characters, settings, conflicts and more when reading.
contrast two parts of a book to explain what is the same and different. What does it mean to Compare?
Comparing is discovering how two things are the
same. Finding and explaining how things are alike. What does it mean to Contrast?
Contrasting is discovering how two things are
different. Finding and explaining ways they are unalike. Understanding what you read by Comparing &Contrasting This strategy helps us to think deeply about what we read. We can find connections between characters, settings, conflicts, objects, and themes. When we think about what is the same and what is different, we look at something in great detail to find ideas and information.
Let's be a Same and Different Detective!
Graphic Organizer- Venn Diagram Good readers use graphic organizers to help keep track of the things they learn. A Venn Diagram keeps information sorted when identifying similarities and differences. Look for keywords to help you recognize when things are being compared and contrasted. Compare- Contrast- both, same, however, except, common, as, like, different, but, too, matching, as instead, yet, well, also although, while Comprehension Strategy During
Compare and Contrast:
Pick a topic or answer a question to guide your reading. As you read, put information into the Venn Diagram. Gather details from the text about things that are the same and things that are different. Close Read Practice ‘There!’ cried Mr Wonka, dancing up and down Charlie Bucket stared around the gigantic and pointing his gold-topped cane at the great room in which he now found himself. The brown river. ‘It’s all chocolate! Every drop of place was like a witch’s kitchen! All about him that river is hot melted chocolate of the finest black metal pots were boiling and bubbling on quality. The very finest quality. There’s enough huge stoves, and kettles were hissing and pans chocolate in there to fill every bathtub in the were sizzling, and strange iron machines were entire country! And all the swimming pools as clanking and spluttering, and there were pipes well! Isn’t it terrific? And just look at my pipes! running all over the ceiling and walls, and the They suck up the chocolate and carry it away to whole place was filled with smoke and steam all the other rooms in the factory where it is and delicious rich smells. Mr Wonka led the needed! Thousands of gallons an hour, my dear party over to a gigantic machine that stood in children! Thousands and thousands of gallons!’ the very centre of the Inventing Room. Small Group
Yesterday we learned about what happened to gum
chewing violet. Today we will learn about the fate of Spoiled veruca. we can work together to use a Venn diagram to compare and contrast these characters! You Can Do It!
Learning Target: I can compare and
contrast two parts of a book to explain what is the same and different.