Compare and contrast

If you are looking to add a high interest activity to your lessons, try using animated shorts. These printables help students compare and contrast skills.

Compare and contrast is, in my opinion, one of the easier text structures for kids to work with. If they get good practice early on, it becomes easier and easier for students to look for similarities and differences.

Today, we are going to look at comparing and contrasting in nonfiction text! This practice is important for students in their process of learning integration. Starting in Kindergarten, students should be identifying basic similarities and differences with simple compare and contrast activities. Then, building on the skill each year, they will begin to integrate information

Teaching compare and contrast in upper elementary is simple and fun with this picture book and accompanying activities.

Snowball fights aren't just for brain breaks (or winter)! Try this compare/contrast activity and see for yourself the invaluable learning and assessing power of snowball fights in your classroom!

Snowball fights aren't just for brain breaks (or winter)! Try this compare/contrast activity and see for yourself the invaluable learning and assessing power of snowball fights in your classroom!

Compare and contrast

There are uncountable yoga styles nowadays. However, they can all be likened to the 3 main types of yoga. Compare them to find out which is best for you!

Comparing and contrasting can be a tricky skill. It seems so simple, but it trips up a lot of kids. Using the right books is really important. It really helps if you can find two books that have both strong similarities and clear differences. Ones that really lead the kids in the direction you want them to go.

We compare Betterment vs. Personal Capital, taking a deep dive into the similarities, differences, fees and features of the two investment platforms.