Compare and Contrast - CCSS RL.4.3, RL.4.6, RL.4.9, RI.4.3, RI.4.6, RI.4.9

Links verified on 03/17/2021

1. Compare and Contrasst Characters.
Click Image to Enlarge		Distinguish characters' point of view. SEE MORE
2. Compare and Contrast Activities.
Click Image to Enlarge		The compare and contrast links provide free ideas, activities, and printables you can use when teaching text features to your elementary students. The activities included will work best for 3rd grade and 4th grade, although many of these ideas could be adapted to reach younger or older students. SEE MORE
3. Compare and Contrast Hangman.
Click Image to Enlarge		Compare (alike) and contrast (different) pertain to a written exercise about the similarities and differences between two or more people, places, or things. For example: clock/watch are alike because they tell time. clock/watch are different because one is small and the other is big. Guess the letters in a hidden word or phrase.  SEE MORE
4. Compare and Contrast In Information Texts.
Click Image to Enlarge		Use the text given to compare and contrast. SEE MORE
5. Compare and Contrast Pop-ups.
Click Image to Enlarge		Compare and Contrast: Read the stories and answer the questions that follow. Choose the correct answer from a list of choices. SEE MORE
6. Compare and Contrast Rags to Riches.
Click Image to Enlarge		Answer questions in a quest for fame and fortune. SEE MORE
7. Compare and Contrast Story Elements.
Click Image to Enlarge		YouTube video about compare and contrast, comparing story elements. SEE MORE
8. Compare Information.
Click Image to Enlarge		Read the text, select the two details that are included in the text. Then compare the details that were included in both texts. SEE MORE
9. Exploring Compare and Contrast Structure in Expository Texts.
Click Image to Enlarge		"This lesson focuses on identifying and analyzing the compare and contrast text structure within expository texts. First, students are introduced to the terms compare and contrast and asked to find similarities and differences between two common items. Next, students work in small groups to identify texts that are comparing and contrasting information. Students are then introduced to the Venn diagram as a tool that demonstrates similarities and differences and aids in learning new material." SEE MORE
10. Pegasus Versus Unicorn - Compare and Contrast Reading Comprehension.
Click Image to Enlarge		This resource includes two passages and four multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback.  SEE MORE
11. Room Recess - Compare & Contrast.
Click Image to Enlarge		Free eLearning Video for Kids. Two worksheets are available to practice the skill after the video.  SEE MORE