Why does a comparison need evidence from both texts?

Q: What will my child learn in "Find evidence in the second text"?

Students gather a matching piece of evidence from the second text for a clear comparison. This 4th Grade English lesson builds the skill Compare characters, themes, and claims across texts with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "Find evidence in the second text" for?

"Find evidence in the second text" is a 4th Grade English lesson in the Extension: analysis unit, designed for students around ages 9-10.

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Question

Why does a comparison need evidence from both texts?

Accepted Answer

So the comparison is balanced and supported