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    Compare and Contrast Generic Reading Activity

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    The document provides instructions for comparing and contrasting elements from two different texts. It lists 6 questions that ask students to compare characters or the beginnings of stories from their AR (Accelerated Reader) book and reading book. For each comparison, it suggests considering aspects like appearance, personality, setting, and characters. Students are instructed to use a table, Venn diagram, or comparing sentences to answer the questions.

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    Compare and Contrast

    LI: Understand how to compare and contrast pieces of text.


    Use a table, Venn diagram or comparing sentences to answer the questions below.

    1. C&C two characters. Choose one from your AR book and one from
    your reading book. Some ideas to consider.
    a. Appearance
    b. Personality
    c. Dialect
    2. C&C the beginning of your AR book and your reading book.
    a. The setting of the story
    b. The different characters
    c. How it makes you feel.

    Compare and Contrast


    LI: Understand how to compare and contrast pieces of text.
    Use a table, Venn diagram or comparing sentences to answer the questions below.

    1. C&C two characters. Choose one from your AR book and one from
    your reading book. Some ideas to consider.
    a. Appearance
    b. Personality
    c. Dialect
    2. C&C the beginning of your AR book and your reading book.
    a. The setting of the story
    b. The different characters
    c. How it makes you feel.
    Compare and Contrast
    LI: Understand how to compare and contrast pieces of text.
    Use a table, Venn diagram or comparing sentences to answer the questions below.

    3. Compare two characters. Choose one from your AR book and one
    from your reading book. Some ideas to consider.
    a. Appearance. (Hair, skin, height, how they dress)
    b. Personality. (Friendly, angry, grumpy, happy)
    4. Compare the beginning of your AR book and your reading book.
    a. The setting of the story. (The story takes place in…)
    b. The different characters. (In my AR book there are three girls and two boys compared to
    my reading book which has…)

    Compare and Contrast


    LI: Understand how to compare and contrast pieces of text.
    Use a table, Venn diagram or comparing sentences to answer the questions below.

    5. Compare two characters. Choose one from your AR book and one
    from your reading book. Some ideas to consider.
    a. Appearance. (Hair, skin, height, how they dress)
    b. Personality. (Friendly, angry, grumpy, happy)
    6. Compare the beginning of your AR book and your reading book.
    a. The setting of the story. (The story takes place in…)
    b. The different characters. (In my AR book there are three girls and two boys compared to
    my reading book which has…)

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