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Compare and Contrast Writing with Non-Fiction Texts is sure to help bring out the best writer in your middle grades student.
This extensive teaching unit resource is jam-packed with material that will help you guide your students’ thinking as they learn to compare and contrast non-fiction paired-passages and craft excellent written responses.
Teaching kids to effectively compare and contrast two different ideas, characters, passages, or bodies of information can be a challenge. Given the limited amount of time we have in the classroom and the seemingly endless amount of content to cover, I like to “tie together” the curriculum as much as possible as to maximize my efforts and student learning. I have found that using short non-fiction passages to teach kids to compare and contrast is very effective.
This resource includes:
- Teacher Notes
- Lesson Plans
- Printables
- Organizers
- 10 Non-Fiction Passages
- Foldable Activities
- Scaffolded Notes
- Practice Sheets
- AND MORE
Non-Fiction Topics
- The Maya vs. The Aztec
- The Mayflower vs. The Nina, Pinta & the Santa Maria
- The New England Colonies vs. The Southern Colonies
- Jamestown vs. Plymouth
- Native Americans in the Southwest Desert vs. Native Americans from the Northwest coast
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