Character traits graphic organizer

I created this character map that I use during stations. I copy the Character Traits on the back and have them highlight the traits that describe the character. Then, they write them on the front of the page in the Character Traits section. They draw an illustration of the character in the middle of the page. I love it because I can use it during stations for the story of the week, whole group, or they can even complete it independently using the main character from their AR book. Click on…

You get not one but THREE character traits graphic organizers in today's freebie! Using these organizers, students can "grade" characters on different traits (a fun twist!), present evidence of traits for each character, or compare/contrast a character's traits from the beginning to the end of a story. No matter which work of fiction your class reads, you'll find an organizer to fit right here!

With this reading exercise, students will identify a character’s traits and provide evidence from the text.

Analyzing a character’s traits is an important fiction reading skill for readers of all ages. Character traits analysis helps students with: Comprehension: When students understand a character's traits, they can better grasp the character's role in

Graphic organizer. Reflect on the characteristics of their character. Critical thinking exercise. Free story graphic organizers for the google classroom.

Hi all! The big day is Tuesday! That's my first day back with my little sweeties. I'm getting excited and nervous. Yeah, can you believe after all these years of teaching I still get excited and nervous! I'm starting again this year with 30 firsties and I'm sure it will increase. I guess I should be used to it but I don't think I ever will. I thought I'd share with everyone some little tools I print to have on hand when I'm working in guided reading with my kiddos. I print several copies and…

Character Traits-Character Map - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document lists over 100 character traits that could be used to describe the personality of a character in a story. Some of the traits included are afraid, angry, artistic, athletic, awesome, beautiful, bold, bored, bossy, brave, brilliant, busy, calm, careful, charming, cheerful, curious, dishonest, disrespectful, embarrassed, evil, exciting, fair, fearful, foolish, friendly…

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This character trait organizer helps students understand the main character's feelings, actions, sayings, and thoughts. It makes it easy to analyze characters and compare different characters when you use this organizer. It goes along with CCSS RL4.3. Enjoy!