In our Compare and Contrast Stories – Same Genre lesson plan, students learn strategies for comparing and contrasting stories that are in the same genre. Students also learn how to use Venn diagrams to help them with this process.
With our Compare Formal and Informal Language lesson plan, students learn about the differences between formal and informal English, how to identify them, and when to use them.
With our Compare Numbers in Scientific Notation lesson plan, students learn how to compare numbers in scientific notation using the greater than, less than, and equal to symbols, as well as how to write standard numbers in scientific notation.
With our Compare the Size of Products lesson plan, students learn how to compare the size of a product in a multiplication problem without actually finding the solution to the problem.
With our Compare/Contrast Adventures, Events lesson plan, students learn how to effectively and accurately compare and contrast different elements of a story or stories.
With our Compare/Contrast Authors’ Presentations lesson plan, students learn how different perspectives can lead to different presentations of the same event and how these different versions can be compared and contrasted.
With our Compare/Contrast Non-Fiction Text Versions lesson plan, students learn how to effectively compare and contrast two different texts on the same topic.
With our Compare/Contrast Story Versions lesson plan, students learn strategies for comparing and contrasting two versions of the same story. Students practice comparing and contrasting versions of stories and writing their own.
With our Compare/Contrast Themes, etc. – Same Author lesson plan, students learn strategies for comparing and contrasting themes, setting, plot, and more in multiple works by the same author.
Our Comparing and Contrasting lesson plan for grades 4-6 teaches students how to compare and contrast various literary elements, such as story, characters, plot, point of view, and more. Students practice working with a partner to compare and contrast various aspects of example texts.
In our Comparing Decimals lesson plan, students learn how to compare decimals to the thousandth place. Students complete practice problems in which they order numbers with decimals from greatest to least and use symbols such as <, >, and = to compare them.
In our Comparing Fractions lesson plan, students learn several methods for comparing fractions. Students complete practice problems and play interactive games in which they use each of these methods to compare fractions.
In our Comparing Genres lesson plan, students learn about the characteristics of various literary genres and how to compare and contrast them. Students also practice writing short stories in various genres in order to solidify their understanding of the genres they’re learning about.
Our Comparing Larger Whole Numbers lesson plan teaches students strategies for comparing whole numbers with place values up to the millions. Students practice this skill using place values charts and numerous practice problems.
Our Comparing Literature lesson plan teaches students how to analyze texts in order to compare and contrast them. Students also learn how to use a Venn diagram to compare and contrast literature and organize information for a presentation.
In our Comparing Similar Stories lesson plan, students learn strategies for comparing stories that are similar but not the same. Students practice using the steps taught in this lesson to compare sample stories and find both their similarities and differences.
In our Comparing Whole Numbers lesson plan, students learn how to compare whole numbers using the correct symbols. Students practice comparing whole numbers using the greater than, less than, and equal to symbols.
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Clarendon Learning includes extensive, comprehensive, quality Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies lesson plans. The plans and content have been written by experienced educators and curriculum experts. They have been researched and reviewed for accuracy and efficiency and one of their best features—they can be used almost immediately with little preparation, allowing the busy educator more time to focus on the content of the lesson. A wide variety of topics are available in every subject area with specialized lesson plans for students in primary school, middle and upper Read more
