Character feelings anchor chart

tracking character feelings

Ways characters might feel

interactive anchor chart for character emotions and the words or phrases that helped us identify the character's emotions - Learn all about difference between anchor charts and posters, and get FREE printables and graphic organizers that go wtih the anchor charts featured in the post!

For this lesson, I analyzed character's feelings with my fifth graders. By discussing character's feelings, we were able to investigate how characters changed throughout a story, lessons the characters learned, and predict how the character might act in future situations. Before beginning this lesson, I had already discussed the difference between character feelings and character traits with my students. Character traits describe the character over the long term, whereas feelings change…

It's spring cleaning time in my classroom (are you in that mood, too?) and I'm sorting through all of my anchor charts, taking some down to ...

Character Traits Anchor Chart... plus a FREE character traits printable activity…

As I get a little better at this "creating" thing, I am updating some of the things I created a year or so ago. I recently updated my Character Feeling Word Chart! It now looks more appealing, and includes a black and white copy for students (if needed.) I like to give each student a copy of this and let them glue it into their reader's notebook! Students need to be familiar with these "feeling words" or "character traits." Not just for school, but it helps the students in real life as well…

This anchor chart features a graphic organizer that can be used to help students describe characters.