Compare and contrast

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Comparing things involves:

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looking at similarities

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Graphic organizer for compare and contrast?

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Venn Diagram

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Difference between Messi and Aguero:

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Messi runs faster than Aguero.

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Similarities between T.Rex and Gigantosaurus: both were meat-eaters, saurischians, and dominant predators.

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Both were dominant predators of their time.

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Comparison of flavors in ice cream: strawberry vs chocolate.

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chocolate and strawberry ice cream

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Teepees and igloos both contained one main room for the family.

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contained one main room for the family to use.

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Sarah and Ruth are twins who were born on the same day and look alike, but they have different personalities and preferences.

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look alike.

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Rain forests are rich in biodiversity, with two main types: temperate and tropical. Tropical rain forests, found near the equator in South America, Africa, and Australia, receive over 80 inches of rain annually, often experiencing constant rainfall. Temperate rain forests, located along the U.S. and Canada coasts, have wet and dry seasons and more nutrient-rich soil. What do both types share?

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Over 80 inches of rain a year.

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Tana and Laura enjoyed hiking, swimming in waterfalls, and eating fresh fruit. Compare their preferences.

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Both liked finding natural waterfalls to swim in.

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Crocodiles and alligators are large reptiles with tough, scaly skin. They bury their eggs in sand or mud. Young ones eat worms and insects, while adults eat mammals and can attack humans. Crocodiles have narrow snouts and visible fourth lower teeth when their mouths are closed, while alligators have broad snouts and hidden fourth lower teeth. Crocodiles are found in tropical areas, while alligators are in the southeastern U.S. and China. Alligators are less aggressive and smaller than crocodiles.

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An alligator’s fourth lower tooth is always visible.