Characterization activities middle school

If you're working on Characterization with your middle school children, this worksheet may be a big help! This graphic organizer helps students to glean information about characters and then can be used to answer questions later.

Characterization Pyramid

Are you teaching about character conflict in upper elementary language arts? There are so many kinds of conflict, internal vs. external, man vs. self, man vs. man, man vs. society, man vs. nature - and there are FUN ways to help students discover the difference. (Hint: I love using popular movies!).

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Use these ideas for teaching symbolism to middle and high school students with any short story, novel, or drama.

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Birthdays are supposed to be fun and filled with celebrations, not conflict. Sandra Cisneros's middle school short story pulls students right into Rachel's eleventh birthday nightmare! Your students will enjoy a different reading experience through this Reader's Theater! Activities target common skills like context clues, analyzing figurative language, and plot. This literary analysis unit focuses on critical analysis, writing, and the before, during, and after reading process. Activities…

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