Making comparisons across books
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I can form connections to a text and draw comparisons across books.
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Connections are ways in which you connect personally with a text.
Personal experiences impact the way that we interpret and connect to a text.
Connections can be from text-to-self, text-to-text or text-to-world.
We can draw comparisons between stories by considering character, setting, plot and themes.
‘The Moon Dragons’ can inspire us to draw comparisons with other stories that portray the female heroine, e.g. ‘Mulan’.
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