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    This document provides definitions and examples to compare and contrast two characters, Miss Nelson and Miss Swamp. It defines comparing as noting similarities, and contrasting as highlighting obvious differences. Students are instructed to think of how the teachers are similar and different, with examples, such as Miss Swamp having a large nose while Miss Nelson's is small. References for further information are also included.

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    COM PA RE/CON TRAST

    CHA RA CTERS
    BY: M E G A N M O R G A N
    OBJECTIVE/COMMON CORE
    STANDARD
    Core Standard: Interpretive Comprehension:

    RIT 191-200

    Objective: Compare/Contrast characters in a

    short story
    COMPARE

    To say that
    (something) is
    similar to something
    else
    CONTRAST

    To be different especially in a way


    that is very obvious
    Miss Swamps nose is very large
    Miss Nelsons nose is quite small
    COMPARE

    How are the two teachers similar?


    Examples?
    CONTRAST

    How are the two teachers different?


    Examples?
    SUMMARY

    To compare is to say that something is similar to something else


    To contrast is to be different, especially in a way that is very obvious
    CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING

    Work with a partner


    Describe Miss Nelson in the left circle (How is she different than Miss
    Swamp?)
    Describe Miss Swamp in the right circle (How is she different than Miss
    Nelson?)
    Write down how they are similar in the middle
    REFERENCES

    "Idaho State Curriculum Guides." For the Teachers, Idaho Archives, 2003.
    Accessed 10 Nov. 2016.

    "Miss Nelson is Missing." Google Docs. Accessed 10 Nov. 2016.

    "Miss Nelson is Missing Venn Diagram." Teachers Pay Teachers, Symantec.
    Accessed 10 Nov. 2016.

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