Making Connections Through Comparisons

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What is a text-to-text connection?

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A text-to-text connection is when a reader relates one text to another text they have read, comparing characters, themes, or events.

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What is a text-to-self connection?

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A text-to-self connection is when a reader relates a text to their own personal experiences or feelings.

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What is a text-to-world connection?

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A text-to-world connection is when a reader relates a text to real-world events, situations, or issues.

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What is a text-to-media connection?

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A text-to-media connection is when a reader relates a text to other forms of media, such as movies, TV shows, or songs.

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Example of a text-to-text connection:

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This book reminds me of Harry Potter because both stories involve magic and friendship.

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Example of a text-to-self connection:

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This story about a dog finding its way home reminds me of my own dog who got lost once.

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Example of a text-to-world connection:

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This book about climate change reminds me of the news reports about global warming.

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Why are connections important in reading?

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Connections help readers understand and relate to the text better, making reading more meaningful.

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What type of connection is made when comparing two characters from different stories?

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Text-to-text connection.

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What type of connection is made when a book reminds you of a historical event?

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Text-to-world connection.