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Compare and contrast passage

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This Customizable Lesson creates a passage of text that your student can use to practice the skill of compare and contrast! You provide a topic and a text will be authored, along with a student reflection question to spark classroom discussion!

SUBJECTS
English Language Arts
Social Studies
Science
World Languages
Other
GRADES
2nd-12th
INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES
Open question
DURATION
10 minutes

What are the main differences between myths and legends?

Myths and legends are both fascinating stories that capture our imagination, but they have distinct differences. Myths often explain natural phenomena and involve gods or supernatural beings. For example, a myth might describe how the sun rises and sets due to a god’s journey across the sky. Legends, on the other hand, are based on real people or events, though they may be exaggerated over time. Think of legends like the story of King Arthur, a real historical figure whose adventures have grown into a larger-than-life tale. While both serve to entertain and teach, their origins and content set them apart.

Myths Versus Legends

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Myths Versus Legends

Grade Level

7th

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What are the main differences between fiction and non-fiction writing?

Fiction and non-fiction serve different purposes in literature. Fiction, which includes novels and short stories, often features imaginative plots and characters, transporting readers to worlds that may never exist. It allows for creative expression and exploration of human emotions. In contrast, non-fiction focuses on factual content, aiming to inform or educate readers about real events, people, or concepts. While both genres can evoke strong emotional responses, fiction tends to prioritize storytelling and imagination, whereas non-fiction emphasizes accuracy and truthfulness in its narrative. Each genre offers unique insights into the human experience.

Fiction Versus Non-Fiction

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FIction versus Non-fiction

Grade Level

9th

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Compare and contrast the functions of chloroplasts in plant cells and animal cells.

Both plant and animal cells are essential building blocks of life, sharing several similarities yet exhibiting distinct differences. For instance, both cell types possess a nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell membrane, which are crucial for cellular function. However, plant cells are characterized by a rigid cell wall that provides structure and support, while animal cells lack this feature, resulting in a more flexible shape. Additionally, plant cells contain chloroplasts for photosynthesis, enabling them to convert sunlight into energy, a function absent in animal cells that rely on consuming organic matter.

Plant Cells vs. Animal Cells

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Plant Cells vs. Animal Cells

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11th

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What are two ways cats and dogs show they love us?

Cats and dogs are two of the most popular pets in the world. Cats are usually very independent. They like to explore on their own and can be happy even when they are alone. Dogs, on the other hand, are known for being friendly and loyal. They love to play and spend time with their owners. While cats often like to curl up and nap in sunny spots, dogs enjoy running and playing outside. Both animals bring joy to many families, but they have different ways of showing their love!

Cats versus Dogs

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Cats versus Dogs

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3rd

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