Visual Resources
Explore a curated selection of "Spot the Difference" visual activities organized by subjects.
Explore Visual Resources
These examples are intended to illustrate how same-but-different material can be implemented and integrated into your existing curriculum. Such visual activities encourage close observation, discussion, and critical thinking. These resources help learners build the foundational skills they need before tackling more complex tasks.
One Image. Two Versions.
Stage 1 & 2
Compare Leonardo da Vinci's earlier version of the Mona Lisa with the La Gioconda version.
Stage 3
Compare the Mona Lisa painting with The Last Supper.
Build Toward Stage 3
Explore here how to prepare your students better with "same but different" so they can succeed with Level 3 material.
Stage 3 Is the Goal
Stage 3 serves as the goal post for where we want students to be in their learning journey. It reflects the daily compare and contrast practices that educators naturally incorporate into their teaching. This is why we primarily focus on and highlight Stage 1 and 2 resources on this page—to support educators in guiding students toward achieving these important objectives by stepping back and recognizing that students need to first realize what makes one visual effective before they can compare different ones.
Explore by Subject
