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How are M&Ms and Reese’s Pieces alike? Use “and” in your answer.

Both have chocolate and candy coating.

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Both Snickers and Milky Way have caramel. Make a sentence using “so.”

Both have caramel, so they taste similar.

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Twix and Kit Kats both have crunch. Use a conjunction to show how.

Twix has cookie and Kit Kat has wafer, but both are crunchy.

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Tell one way Reese’s Cups and Hershey Bars are similar.

They both are made of chocolate.

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Twix has cookie inside, yet how is Milky Way different?

Twix has cookie, yet Milky Way is softer with nougat.

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Both Reese’s and M&Ms have chocolate, but what makes them different?

Both have chocolate, but Reese’s has peanut butter.

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Which candy do you think most kids like better, Skittles or Reese’s? Defend your answer with a conjunction.

Example: Most kids like Reese’s, for it has peanut butter and chocolate.

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Snickers has nuts, but what about 3 Musketeers?

Snickers has nuts, but 3 Musketeers doesn’t.

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Compare Sour Patch Kids and Swedish Fish — how are they different?

Sour Patch Kids are sour, but Swedish Fish are sweet.

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How are Skittles and Starburst the same?

They are both fruity candies.

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Create your own compare/contrast question for the group!

Open-ended — student makes up a question and answers it using a conjunction.

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Would you rather have a lollipop or chocolate? Explain using “for”

I’d rather have chocolate for it is easier to eat.

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