Compare and Contrast

Today, we studied the Compare/Contrast Structure of nonfiction.

To introduce ourselves to the structure, we first begain by brainstorming and taking notes in compare contrast format.


Notice how I used the DOUBLE BUBBLE to compare Hamsters, Rabbits, and Fish.

This example takes the Double Bubble even further.

I thought it was a fastastic example of how our thoughts change when we are researching.

Notice, when you create notes with your post-its, you can easily move them around to fit into different ideas!

Here, we will find two additional examples of what a compare and contrast chart might look like.