Skittles are fruity, but what makes M&Ms different?
M&Ms are chocolate, but Skittles are fruity.
How are Skittles and Starburst the same?
They are both fruity candies.
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.
Both Reese’s and M&Ms have chocolate, but what makes them different?
Both have chocolate, but Reese’s has peanut butter.
Use “and” and “but” in one sentence to talk about Kit Kats and Twix.
Kit Kats are crunchy and chocolatey, but Twix has caramel too.
Would you rather have a lollipop or chocolate? Explain using “for”
I’d rather have chocolate for it is easier to eat.
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.
Compare Sour Patch Kids and Swedish Fish — how are they different?
Sour Patch Kids are sour, but Swedish Fish are sweet.
Twix has cookie inside, yet how is Milky Way different?
Twix has cookie, yet Milky Way is softer with nougat.
Both Snickers and Milky Way have caramel. Make a sentence using “so.”
Both have caramel, so they taste similar.
Tell one way Reese’s Cups and Hershey Bars are similar.
They both are made of chocolate.
Create your own compare/contrast question for the group!
Open-ended — student makes up a question and answers it using a conjunction.
Snickers has nuts, but what about 3 Musketeers?
Snickers has nuts, but 3 Musketeers doesn’t.
How are M&Ms and Reese’s Pieces alike? Use “and” in your answer.
Both have chocolate and candy coating.