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Character Analysis - Characterization Introduction Mini-Unit
Use this Character Analysis Introduction Mini-Unit to introduce your students to using the STEAL acronym to analyze Character Traits as they create an invaluable resource they can reference throughout the year. Your students will be able to refer to their resource as they begin analyzing the progression of characters throughout their stories.This resource includes Digital Lesson Presentations developed to guide both you and your students through the process of analyzing characters and the traits
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Character Analysis Bundle
Character Analysis - Character Arcs Introduction Mini-Unit
Do your students struggle when they are asked to analyze character changes? Use this Character Arcs Analysis Introduction resource to introduce your students to the 5 main character arcs used by authors. Using the Character Analysis Guide included in this resource, your students will be able to create an invaluable tool they can continue to reference as they study different character changes throughout the year working with any text. This resource includes Digital Lesson Presentations developed
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Character Analysis Bundle
Character Motivation Analysis Introduction Mini-Unit
Use this Character Motivation Analysis Introduction Mini-Unit to introduce your students to intrinsic and extrinsic motivation as they create an invaluable resource they can reference throughout the year. Your students will be able to refer to their resource as they begin analyzing the different characters in the stories they are reading.Mini-Unit Organization:Using guided notes, define and discuss how to introduce and define intrinsic and extrinsic motivationDevelop a class Character Motivatio
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Character Analysis Bundle
Character Type Analysis Introduction Mini-Unit
Use this Character Type Analysis Introduction Mini-Unit to introduce your students to different character types as they create an invaluable resource they can reference throughout the year. Your students will be able to refer to their resource as they begin analyzing the different characters in the stories they are reading.Mini-Unit Organization:Using guided notes, define and discuss how to introduce and define the different character types.Develop a class Character Type Analysis exemplar.Using
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Character Analysis Bundle
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