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Students will compare and contrast information or story elements using text evidence.
Grades: 2–4 | Format: Downloadable teaching resource
Help students explain similarities and differences with evidence.
Students will compare and contrast information or story elements using text evidence.
Guided reading, small groups, intervention, or independent follow-up.
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Source-listed alignment: RI.3.9, RI.4.9.
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Heather O. –
I have taught the country of Kenya for our school’s country event and I am always looking for more resources. I try and makes sure that what I am reading reflects what I am have managed to learn from multiple resources before using with my kids. This resource seems to echo what I have read about and I really enjoyed the format.
Mrs. Rens In First –
I used this for my children around the world study for Africa and the kids really enjoyed it!
VERONICA F. –
This was very helpful for my students. I will use it often.
Katie Gibbons –
Great resource
Andrea K. –
This is by far the best thing I have used to teacher RI 3.9! My students were sooo engaged in this lesson and loved learning about Jabari and Akinyi. What a great resource to use! It is an added bonus that there are multiple levels of text complexity… AMAZING!
Giraffe Teacher –
My students enjoyed learning about Kenya.
The Bookish Apple –
The resource was a great addition to our annual world fair activity. The kids learned about Kenya and at the same time practiced their reading skills that we had work on all year. Great Resource.
Emily Fano – Passport2Teach –
I used this as a part of our distance learning unit this week. My students loved comparing and contrasting their day with the day of a child from Kenya.
Lori F. –
Great resource. Thank you!
Courtney B. –
Thank You!!
Amanda Anne G. –
Loved using this for guided reading!!
Girl Nerd Teacher –
This is fantastic
Kim Smith –
My kids loved comparing the daily life of the characters. It was a great small group material to go along with our study of Africa.
Melissa Scioli –
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Carrie S. –
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Amanda D. –
Many words for my students to decode, at all levels. A lot of information here – like how well it is laid out and how lesson plans are provided for guidance. 🙂
maricela N. –
Thanks!