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    Compare and Contrast

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    This document provides instructions on how to compare and contrast two things using a double bubble map. It explains that a double bubble map has the similarities in the middle and differences on the sides. It then gives an example of comparing oranges and bananas, noting they are both fruits that need to be peeled but oranges are orange and round while bananas are yellow and long. The document encourages choosing things to compare and contrast and using a double bubble map to organize the similarities and differences.

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    This document provides instructions on how to compare and contrast two things using a double bubble map. It explains that a double bubble map has the similarities in the middle and differences on the sides. It then gives an example of comparing oranges and bananas, noting they are both fruits that need to be peeled but oranges are orange and round while bananas are yellow and long. The document encourages choosing things to compare and contrast and using a double bubble map to organize the similarities and differences.

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    This document provides instructions on how to compare and contrast two things using a double bubble map. It explains that a double bubble map has the similarities in the middle and differences on the sides. It then gives an example of comparing oranges and bananas, noting they are both fruits that need to be peeled but oranges are orange and round while bananas are yellow and long. The document encourages choosing things to compare and contrast and using a double bubble map to organize the similarities and differences.

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    Compare and Contrast

    Uploaded by

    Jenny Chua
    This document provides instructions on how to compare and contrast two things using a double bubble map. It explains that a double bubble map has the similarities in the middle and differences on the sides. It then gives an example of comparing oranges and bananas, noting they are both fruits that need to be peeled but oranges are orange and round while bananas are yellow and long. The document encourages choosing things to compare and contrast and using a double bubble map to organize the similarities and differences.

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    Compare and
    and Contrast
    Contrast
    Same and Different
    Compare

    tell what is the same about


    two or more things
    Oranges and
    Bananas

    You eat both of them.


    They are both fruits.
    You have to peel both of them.
    Contrast

    tell what is different about


    two or more things
    Oranges and
    Bananas

    Oranges are orange. Bananas are yellow.


    Oranges are round. Bananas are long.
    Oranges have seeds. Bananas don’t have seeds.
    Double Bubble Maps
    • It is a great way to organize your
    thoughts when you are comparing and
    contrasting two things.
    • In the middle you put how the two
    objects are alike.
    • On the sides you put how the objects
    are different.
    Organizing Your Bubble
    Map

    •fruit •yellow
    •have seeds
    •can eat it •long
    •orange
    •have to •doesn’t have
    •round
    peel it seeds
    What can we compare
    and contrast?
    • Books
    • People
    • Objects
    • Animals
    • Places
    • Music
    • Events
    Review
    • Compare = same
    • Contrast = different
    • Organize ideas using a double bubble
    map
    Now it’s your turn!!!

    Choose one of the pairs below to


    compare and contrast on your own.
     basketball and football (two sports)
     summer and winter (two seasons)
     teacher and student (two people)
     fork and spoon (two objects)

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