Comparing and Contrasting Character Changes Worksheet
Using this Comparing and Contrasting Character Changes Worksheet, students compare the changes that a character makes using this graphic organizer.
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How to teach Compare and Contrast
Using this Comparing and Contrasting Character Changes Worksheet, students compare the changes that a character makes using this graphic organizer.
Being able to compare two people, places, things, or ideas is an important skill for your students be able to do. This Venn Diagram organizes their ideas about the similarities and differences between a character from the beginning to the end of a story.
Students read a text of their choosing. As they read, students record what the character was like at the beginning of the story. Once they have finished reading, students record what the character was at the end of the story. Finally, students explain what event caused the character to change.
Other resources to use with this Comparing and Contrasting Character Changes Worksheet
If you are using this graphic organizer, your students are probably learning about comparing and contrasting.
Use this Compare and Contrast Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by comparing Day and Night or two topics that your students know a lot about. Next, show students how they can record their ideas in a graphic organizer. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students can use their notes from the graphic organizer to engage in a discussion or complete a readers’ response.
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