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Question 1:

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Think about the places where you spend part of the day, like school and home. What things are similar and what are different between school and home? For example, school may have many desks and home may have many different chairs. Write down some things that you think are similar and different between these two places.

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Think about the special places you like the most, such as your home and school. Now, I want you to draw and write about what is similar and what is different between these two places. At school, you have a classroom with friends and teachers, but at home, you may have a room just for yourself. What else do you think is the same and what is different between these places?

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Think about the places you know and visit every day, like school and your house. What are the differences between these two places? And what do they have in common? Make a little list telling the things that are the same and different between school and home, such as size, what's inside, the people there, and so on.

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Think about the places you like to be the most, such as school, parks, or friends' houses. Each place has different and special things, like toys at school and a room full of toys at home. Now, I want you to choose two places that you really like and write about one thing that is the same in both places and one thing that is different. For example, at school and at home, one same thing is the teacher and a different thing can be the playground at school and the garden at home. What are the things you chose and why are they the same and different?

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Question 5:

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Have you noticed that we have different places where we spend our day, like our house and school? Each place has special and different things, right? I want you to think about your house and school. What are the things that are similar and different between the two places? Think about the colors, objects, people, and activities you do in each place. Write about these similarities and differences.

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