English Language Arts and Science
After the children have learned some facts about both Static and Current Electricity and Series and Parallel Circuits they can create Graphic Organizers to compare and contrast. They can use a Venn Diagram or other graphic organizer to list their facts.
In the center (overlapping parts of the circles) list how the things are alike and use the outer parts of the circles for listing how the things are different.
After they complete the graphic organizers, older students can write essays comparing the two forms of energy or the two circuits with the information in their Venn Diagrams or other graphic organizers.
You can visit Learning Workroom's website for a FREE Venn Diagram Worksheet that you can download and print.
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Earth and Moon Comparison
After the children have learned some facts about both the Earth and Moon they can create a Graphic Organizer to compare and contrast the Moon and Earth. They can use a Venn Diagram or other graphic organizer to list their facts. Here is an example of a Venn Diagram to get them started.
After they complete the graphic organizer they can write an essay that compares the two objects.
You can visit Learning Workroom's website for a FREE Venn Diagram Worksheet that you can download and print.
Click on "Free Worksheets
After they complete the graphic organizer they can write an essay that compares the two objects.
You can visit Learning Workroom's website for a FREE Venn Diagram Worksheet that you can download and print.
Click on "Free Worksheets
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Use a Venn Diagram to Compare Animals
I think Graphic Organizers are great for kids! An easy one to use is the Venn Diagram where you get to compare and contrast 2 or more things.
A simple Venn Diagram has only 2 circles that overlap. In the center, where the circles overlap, is where you list how the 2 things are alike and the outer circles are for listing how the 2 things are different.
Let the kids compare 2 or more animals using Venn Diagrams.
For example, they could compare and contrast a dog and a frog.
They are alike in that they both have a backbone and they both have 4 legs.
They are different because the dog is a mammal and warm-blooded, whereas the frog is an amphibian and cold-blooded.
Older students can compare 3 or more animals in each Venn Diagram (just add more circles). They can also use the facts in their graphic organizer(s) to write an essay about their animals.
You can visit Learning Workroom's website for a FREE Venn Diagram Worksheet that you can download and print.
Click on "Free Worksheets
A simple Venn Diagram has only 2 circles that overlap. In the center, where the circles overlap, is where you list how the 2 things are alike and the outer circles are for listing how the 2 things are different.
Let the kids compare 2 or more animals using Venn Diagrams.
For example, they could compare and contrast a dog and a frog.
They are alike in that they both have a backbone and they both have 4 legs.
They are different because the dog is a mammal and warm-blooded, whereas the frog is an amphibian and cold-blooded.
Older students can compare 3 or more animals in each Venn Diagram (just add more circles). They can also use the facts in their graphic organizer(s) to write an essay about their animals.
You can visit Learning Workroom's website for a FREE Venn Diagram Worksheet that you can download and print.
Click on "Free Worksheets
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