Description
These character traits activities give you everything you need to teach describing and analyzing characters and their traits, with digital and printable mini-lessons, anchor charts, reading passages, response sheets, and more.
Teaching Tools
- Character Analysis chant and Character Trait chant, each with a teaching video
- Read aloud teaching video for character traits and teaching video for analyzing characters
- 11 character trait and analyzing characters focus posters
- Digital anchor charts: I Can Describe Characters, How Does the Character Change, and External vs. Internal Character Traits
- Printable anchor charts and character trait bookmarks
- Printables: character feelings, using dialogue, responding to challenges, and describing characters flap-ups
Interactive Digital Activities
- Zombies Don’t Eat Veggies read aloud, activity, and directed drawing
- Which Words Describe?
- Let’s Trade!: character trait synonyms
- What Do They Do Next?, with a teaching video
- Who Is Feeling What?
Practice and Assessment
- 12 leveled character analysis passages
- 10 exit tickets
- 7 reading response sheets
What’s Included
- Printable and digital versions for Google Slides, Seesaw, and PowerPoint
- 200 pages
Digital Formats
- PowerPoint: files are in the zip folder
- Google Slides: links are throughout the PDF, so you just click and save
- Seesaw: links are throughout the PDF, so you just click and assign to your class
Differentiation
- Reading passages come in 3 levels, with 4 passages at each level
Good to Know
This is not a set of lesson plans. It is a set of activities to use whenever you focus on this skill, during a unit of study or all year as you read books in class. The activities are not book specific, and the video mini-lessons feature Katie and Amy teaching the skill.
Save with the bundle: this resource is also included in Reading Comprehension Toolkit Bundle.
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