Lesson #6: Judging a Collection (The Start of a New Piece)

Video

Hello Writers! Take a look at how Nick decided to determine which of his favorite basketball teams was the best. He compared the team using 3 criteria, and a system of stars. He rated each team based on the best team, best players, and best coaches. Then, he used a scale of 1 - 5 stars to tell which team he thought was the best (5 stars) to the worst (1 star.)

Interactive

Directions:

Click the hotspots in the interactive anchor chart below.

Which Team is Best Anchor Chart Alt Text

Visual

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Which Dragon is Best?

Directions:

Here’s a collection of Dragons below.
Figure out 3 ways to compare them, and then use the star system to rate them.
You can do something similar to Nick’s chart or you can make up your own way. But you must rate each dragon on the same criteria and then determine which one was best.

Which dragon is best? Green dragon, pink dragon, red dragon, silver dragon, and hatching dragon.

Directions:

Create a chart to determine which dragon is best.
Click on the image below to use a Google Slide Interactive to create your chart OR draw one in your notebook.
Name the criteria to judge the dragons.
Then, give them a star rating, with 1 star being the worst and 5 stars being the best.
Finally, total the data to determine a winner.

In Your Notebook:

Directions:

On your Introduction Page write: "Dragons".
Name the best one.

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