This making comparisons project is a wonderful teaching tool for modeling, practicing and applying the skill of comparing and contrasting literary features. Making comparisons between what students know and what they are learning is a critical reading skill. Plus, kids have a cool paper bag book as a finished project.
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This making comparisons project is a wonderful teaching tool for modeling, practicing and applying the skill of comparing and contrasting literary features. Making comparisons between what students know and what they are learning is a critical reading skill. Plus, kids have a cool paper bag book as a finished project.
This project includes instructional pages to share compare and contrast language and methods of recording contrasting information. Students then work with pictures, with nonfiction texts, fictional texts, texts by the same author, and fairy tale versions as they complete the final project. There is a grading rubric included with each of the components the students complete. It is organized with a gradual release in mind.
The book includes the following components:
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