Compare & Contrast Castles
The ability to compare and contrast items verbally and in writing is an important skill for all students. I find myself working on this skill a lot, so I tried to come up with a slightly different (and fun) way to target it.
Compare & Contrast Castles!
The “castles” can be used as an alternative to traditional Venn diagrams. On the left and right sides of the castles, students contrast the items. In the center, students compare the items. Example page is below:
These are designed to be printed as full sheets to allow room for students to write; however, they can be printed smaller if you plan to verbally compare/contrast the items or want to save paper.
There are a total of 35 pairs of items, plus a blank page in case you want to create your own!
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this looks like a really cute activity. I love the clipart.
Cute, original activity!
Awesome activity with a cute theme!
What girl doesn’t love a castle?! Very cute! A skill I address a lot as well.
I do use a lot of Venn diagrams in my sessions but this, this looks like a lot more fun!! Great idea to switch it up, I like!!!
Fun twist on the Venn Diagram.
Nice activity. Love the castles.
Cute activity. Live the castles!
Love the activity and theme. This looks terrific!
Looks great! A fresh way of comparing and contrasting.
Love this idea!!
This is such a great idea! I love the graphics and a great way to organize ideas.
What a clever idea! So cute!!!
I work on this concept so much with my clients…love this!!
I target this concepts so much with my clients! Love this!
I am targeting this with so many students! Great visual!!
Great visual to make the compare contrast concept a little more concrete 🙂
I love this fresh idea for compare & contrast.
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This looks great! Compare/Contrast can be so difficult for some kiddos….thanks for a great activity!