Gadget Contrast

Students begin by reading a compare-and-contrast prompt describing how a digital tablet and a spiral notebook differ. In Part A, they list three clear differences between the two items. In Part B, they select the strongest difference and explain why they believe it is the most significant. In Part C, students write a well-developed paragraph explaining the importance of that difference using at least two supporting details. This worksheet builds analytical thinking by teaching students to evaluate differences, prioritize information, and justify their choices with evidence. It also strengthens paragraph-writing skills and supports the development of logical reasoning within compare-and-contrast essays.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Analytical Writing in Compare-and-Contrast

English Language Arts – Evaluating and Prioritizing Key Details

English Language Arts – Constructing Clear, Supported Paragraphs

English Language Arts – Critical Thinking and Justification

This worksheet is part of our Compare and Contrast Essays Worksheets collection.