Gateways to Science Grade 8 for Teachers resources

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Venn Diagrams Description A Venn diagram is a graphic organizer that is used to display the similarities and differences between items that are being studied. Usually, two circles are drawn with their middle sections overlapping. Each circle is then labeled with the name of one of the two subjects being studied. The differences are listed in the part of each circle that does not overlap. The similarities are listed in the intersection between the two circles. Sometimes more than two circles are used. For example, if three items are being studied, the Venn diagram will have three overlapping circles. Comparing Plants and Animals Differences Plant Animal makes its cannot own food living organism make its own food releases made up of cells oxygen releases needs energy carbon dioxide uses carbon to survive dioxide uses oxygen Similarities 540

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