Supermarket

Supermarket

Target Skills

Comprehension Skill

Compare and Contrast

• When you compare, you tell how two or more things are alike.
• When you contrast, you tell only how the things are different.

Your child should be able to use words like same and different to make comparisons.

Comprehension Strategy

Background Knowledge- Good readers connect what they are reading with what they already know.

Your child should think about and connect what they might already know about the theme, characters or setting of the story.

Vocabulary Strategy

Multiple- Meaning Words

Phonics

Long Vowel Patterns ee, ea, ai, ay, oa, ow

Writing conventions

Imperative (Command Sentences) and Exclamatory (Exclamation Sentences)

Author: Kathleen Krull

Illustrator: Melanie Hope Greenberg

Genre: Expository Text

Question of the Week: How can we get what we want and need?

Paired Selection: Money from Long Ago

Genre: Picture Encyclopedia

Author: Darleen Ramos

Links to practice Comparing and Contrasting

Compare / Contrast Alligators and Crocodiles

Compare / Contrast Game

Compare / Contrast Lesson

Compare / Contrast Game

Practice Compare and Contrast

Character Compare / Contrast

• LISTEN TO STORY (WMA 7.63 MB)PAIRED SELECTION (WMA 3.62 MB) Amazing Words (PDF 26 KB) High Frequency and Tested Vocabulary (PDF 296 KB) Picture Cards (PDF 2.15 MB)

• File supermarket study guide.pdf (PDF 87 KB) Compare and Contrast (PDF 57 KB) Compare and Contrast (PDF 905 KB) Compare and Contrast (PDF 18 KB) Compare and Contrast (PDF 69 KB)

• Compare and Contrast Blank Cards (PDF 69 KB) Compare and Contrast Blank Venn Diagram (PDF 9 KB)