1st grade compare and contrast activities

Blog post about comparing and contrasting nonfiction texts. -RI.K.9, RI.1.9, RI.2.9, RI.3.9, RI.4.9 #compareandcontrastactivities

Tips for teaching kids comparing and contrasting in reading. Introduce the concept in small steps, practice with differentiated materials, using vocabulary.

Click here for compare contrast apples and pumpkins graphic organizer that could be used as a follow up to an apple unit, pumpkin unit, apple and pumpkin learning or research.

This unit is packed full of everything you need to teach story structure. It has Google Slides activities for at home learning. It also includes activities for in the classroom or to film yourself doing for using zoom or in the classroom with anchor charts. Has printables for take home packets or in class! This can be used with any book!

Our big comprehension focus for the 4th quarter is Comparing and Contrasting. For the first few weeks, we focus on the basics. We use lots of

How do you introduce the concept of compare and contrast to your little learners? This was the question that kept...

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.

Are you looking for fun compare and contrast activities to practice 1st grade reading comprehension? Download this pack of compare and contrast free printable today. Great to use in guided reading groups in first grade or for your reluctant readers. Mastering comprehension strategies in first grade is crucial and these free compare and contrast passages will give your first graders the practice they need. Could also be used as 1st grade reading homework, or as 1st grade morning work.

Comparing and contrasting can be a tricky skill. This is one of my favorite ways to introduce kids to comparing and contrasting.