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Compare And Contrast Apples To Oranges
Comparing and Contrasting
Apples and Oranges
Oranges
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Write a compare and contrast paragraph. by Dr. Deborah Wahlstrom
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By Dr. Deborah Wahlstrom Successdeb@aol.com
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Comparing and Contrasting
Apples and Oranges
Apples

Oranges
Both
fruits

red green Smooth skin
Grow in cool climates

food

orange

juices

rough skin

Grow on trees

Grow in warm climates

Write about it.

Learning Target: Write a compare and contrast paragraph.

Comparing and Contrasting
Apples and Oranges

Attributes

Apples

Oranges

Color

Red
Green

Orange

Smooth

Rough

Cool

Warm

Round

Round

Fruit

YES

YES

Makes juices

YES

YES

Type of food

YES

YES

Grows on Trees

YES

YES

Skin Texture
Climate
Shape

Learning Target: Write a compare and contrast paragraph.

Comparing and Contrasting
Apples and Oranges
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Attributes

Apples

Oranges

Color

Red
Green

Orange

Smooth

Rough

Cool

Warm

Round

Round

Fruit

YES

YES

Makes juices

YES

YES

Type of food

YES

YES

Grows on Trees

YES

YES

Skin Texture
Climate
Shape

Learning Target: Write a compare and contrast paragraph.

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What is the purpose of this chart?
How many attributes are listed on this chart?
What are the attributes that are listed on this chart?
What two items are being compared?
What does it mean to compare something?
What two items are being contrasted?
What does it mean to contrast something?
Are apples and oranges similar in color? How do you know?
9. Do apples and oranges have the same kind of skin texture? How do you know?
10. What is the difference between the skin texture of an apple and an orange?
11. What shape does both an apple and an orange have? 12. For which attributes are apples and oranges the same? 13. For which attributes are apples and oranges
different?
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