Comparing

In comparing two objects or situations, similarities and differences are observed and identified.

Steps:
 

1. Select a basis for comparison. (size, shape, uses, order, behaviour)
2. Describe the features or characteristics to be compared.
3. Describe similarities and differences.
4. Summarize major similarities and differences.

 
 
Oral Practice
 

• How is a chair like a table?
• How is a chair different from a table?
• How is a dog like a cat?
• How is a dog different from a cat?
• How is an apartment like a house?
• How is an apartment different from a house?