Comprehension * | Ridgewood Analogies, Book 3

Ridgewood Analogies 3 Teaches Students How To Solve 5 Different Kinds Of Analogies That Exemplify 5 Different Kinds Of Relationships Using More Complex Vocabulary Including Descriptive Analogies, Comparative Analogies, Serial Analogies, Causal Analogies, And Categorical Analogies.

Within Each Category, Students Encounter 4 Levels Of Complexity. In The Novice Section, Students Choose 2 Out Of 6 Words Within A Frame, Which Are Related In The Same Way, And Connect Them With An Arrow. In The Apprentice Level, Students Complete An Analogy That Is Missing 1 Word By Choosing A Word From The Word Bank To Complete An Analogy. In The Masters Level, Students Choose 2 Words From The Word Bank To Complete An Analogy. The Super Masters Level Provides Additional Challenge For Those Students Who Have Mastered The Other Levels.

About Ridgewood Analogies: Help Students Become Independent Thinkers And Problem Solvers By Using Analogies As Early As Kindergarten In Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, And Math As A Way Of Identifying Relationships And Making Connections.

• Skills Addressed Include Categorizing, Vocabulary Across Content Areas, Similarities And Differences, Analogies, Comparison, And Critical Thinking