Describe characters in a story (e.g., their traits, motivations, or feelings) and explain how their actions contribute to the sequence of events
Review and practice multiple reading skills using the text “King Midas and the Golden Touch” with these digital and print resources.
Use our graphic organizer with your students when studying Martin Luther King, Jr.’s notable mental and moral qualities.
Practice inferring how a character would ring in the new year with this 7-activity booklet.
Practice character development by choosing your own adventure in this role-playing board game.
Describe how characters in a story develop in response to major events and challenges with our 3-page Character Development lesson review worksheet.
A set of 12 flashcards to help students recognize common feelings and emotions.
A fun reading comprehension game to play after reading a fictional text.
A worksheet to use when teaching students about characters and how to make inferences.
A profile worksheet for students to use when learning to analyze characters in a text.
A comprehension worksheet for a comic about the importance of good sportsmanship and celebrating the success of others.
A reading response journal for students to use to engage with text in meaningful and purposeful ways.
A reading response template for students to analyze a character in a piece of text.
A template to teach students about emotions.
A fun character profile worksheet set on a theater stage.
A set of task cards to be paired with the International Women's Day comic 'Gender Ground Rules'.
Describe the most notable mental and moral qualities of a real or fictional person.
A set of 12 task cards for primary students to use after reading a picture book.
Use this flip book template with your upper elementary students when teaching about the features of literary characters.
A fun and creative way to learn about how adjectives can be used to describe a character's appearance and personality.
A fun and creative way to learn about how adjectives can be used to describe a character's appearance and personality.
Use research and creative writing skills to design a social media profile for fiction or nonfiction persons.
5 different versions of dice to use when asking questions before, during and after reading.
5 different versions of wheels to use when asking questions before, during and after reading.
5 different versions of wheels to use when asking questions before, during and after reading.
5 different versions of dice to use when asking questions before, during and after reading.
A set of 30 literature tasks to assist your students with examining and responding to literature.
A 33 slide editable PowerPoint template of generic literature tasks.
Enhance story development and characterization in student writing with a set of 16 Show, Not Tell Posters.