BigBook-Book 3 Unit 13 (E)

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above

to a higher place than something
Mrs.Smith wrote cupcakes above one circle, and she wrote regular cakes above the other circle.

board

a large smooth surface for writing on
She drew two large and overlapping circles on the board.

circle

a perfectly round shape
She drew two large and overlapping circles on the board.

compare

to look closely in order to see what's similar or different
It is used to compare and contrast information.

contrast

to be different especially in a way that is very obvious
It is used to compare and contrast information.

cupcake

a small cake shaped like a cup
"What do cupcakes and regular cakes have in common?"

dessert

sweet food eaten after the main meal
Mrs. Smith wrote the words cake, dessert, and frosting in the middle section of the Venn diagram.

frosting

a sweet, creamy mixture that is used to cover cakes
"They have frosting."

in common

shared together
"What do cupcakes and regular cakes have in common?"

individual

intended for one person
Mrs. Smith wrote the words small, round, and individual in the circle.

information

facts or details about a subject
It is used to compare and contrast information.

overlap

to cover part of the edge of something
She drew two large and overlapping circles on the board.

rectangle

a shape in which one pair of lines is longer than the other pair
A student answered, "A regular cake is bigger, and it is shaped like a rectangle."

special

different from what is normal or usual
"What is special or different about cupcakes?"