Showing posts with label characterization. Show all posts
Showing posts with label characterization. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Characterization Project
Scout badges are a great way to teach characterization. Characterization requires students to make inferences and connections while reading. This was a fun assignment for my artistic students though some students used Canva or Google Drawings to create some thoughtful Scout badges, too. Check out the awesome example below:
Monday, February 2, 2015
A Raisin in the Sun Student Activities
My bulletin board is currently filled with 7th grade poems, but I was able to hang the A Raisin in the Sun assignments on cork strips in the hallway. The students were very proud to see their work displayed. Check out their work below!
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| Character Charts and "Dream Deferred" Analyses |
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| Quote/Theme Analyses and A Raisin in the Sun Act IV Activity |
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| Exemplary Theme/Quote Analysis |
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| Exemplary Theme/Quote Analysis |
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| Exemplary Character Chart |
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| Exemplary Character Chart |
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