This document is a reading comparison worksheet that prompts the student to choose two things to compare, such as stories, characters, or places. It instructs the student to list what is different about each thing on the left and right sides, and what is the same about them in the middle section. The worksheet provides guided questions to help structure a comparison between two items in 3 columns - differences of thing 1, similarities, and differences of thing 2.

1. Level 3 and higher
DOMINOES Reading Comparisons Level 3
Name of student:
Date:
Choose two things to compare. For example, you could
compare two stories, two characters in the same story, two
characters in different stories, or two places in a story.
Write them here:
Thing 1:
Thing 2:
What is different about the two things you are comparing?
What is the same about the two things?
• On the left, write the things that are different about thing 1.
• On the right, write the things that are different about thing 2.
• In the middle, write the things that are similar about thing 1 and thing 2.
Things that are Things that are
different about different about
thing 1 thing 2
1 2
Things that are
similar about thing 1
and thing 2
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