Characterization middle school

Characterization Table. Chart five different ways in which we learn about the main character.

Runde's Room: Characterization sticky note chart

Characterization - direct and indirect characterization

Middle School characterization anchor chart

Indirect characterization STEAL method

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

This resource is designed to engage students in deep analysis of literary characters. With sections for character traits, motivations, relationships, and growth, this worksheet allows educators to guide students through the critical examination of characters in any text or movie. Enhance literary comprehension and critical thinking skills as students delve into the complexities of their favorite characters. Suitable for middle and high school classrooms, this worksheet encourages thoughtful…

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.

Teach characterization using short films to engage students and aid in analysis skills. Pixar films, commercials, and cartoons create a fun lesson.

Creating word art is a creative way for students to closely analyze a character and select a symbol representative of the character's traits. You'll be surprised with the creativity of your students and even "non-artistic" students will enjoy this activity on characterization and symbolism.