Title: Introducing Compare and Contrast in First Grade
1Introducing Compare and Contrastin First Grade
2Teacher Page
- Content Reading Comprehension
- Grade level 1st Grade
- Creator Marge Humphrey
- Curriculum ObjectiveI-B (Read to construct
meaning from print.) - MAP Goal 1.5 CA2, CA3
- (Could be used very effectively with Scholastics
Book 3, EEK! Theres a Mouse story)
3Comparing Tell how two things are the same.
How are these two objects the same?
4Did you say
- They are worn on your feet.
- They keep your feet dry, warm, protected.
- Both cover the toes.
- Did you think of more?
5Contrasting Tell how things are different.
How are these dogs different?
6Did you say?
- One is short. One is tall.
- One has long fur and one has short fur.
What else?
7Lets practice comparing
Which of these are true?
- They can sing.
- They can fly.
- They can swim.
8Lets practice comparing
Which of these are true?
- They can walk.
- They are fruit.
- You can eat them.
9Lets practice contrasting
Which one does not belong? Which one is
different?
10Lets practice contrasting
Which one does not belong? Which one is different?
11Lets compare and contrast
Discuss ways that the mouse and the elephant are
alike and different.
Next well put them in a Venn diagram.
12Elephant
Mouse
animals gray long tails
In the center put the way the mouse and elephant
are the same.
13Elephant
Mouse
Here are some possible answers
small whiskers tiny nose
animals gray long tails
very big tusks trunk
Now find some ways they are different.
14Now lets see if you and a friend can compare and
contrast these two pictures.
Use the paper your teacher gives you.
15Dog
Cow
The same