Character trait anchor chart

Teach character traits in upper elementary through activities, full lesson plans, anchor charts, and small group work! Plus a freebie!

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

Found online/ words kids can use to describe a Characters traits

"Steal" the best parts of the character from the text by using this strategy to assist students in understanding character traits. This resource can be displayed in the classroom as an anchor chart or printed out for students' notebooks/resource binders. The color-coding also helps students as they close read a book of their own or during book clubs!

Teach upper elementary students about character traits by having them analyze their characters' feelings, actions, thoughts, and dialogue within the story. This blog post contains everything you need for a complete character traits lesson... for free! The reading passages on the anchor chart, the sentence strip activity, and the interactive notebook foldable are all free!

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

Learning about character traits with “A Bad Case of Stripes.” #secondgrade #anchorchart #character #charactertraits

Dig deep to really get to know the characters.

I feel like by the time students get to 4th grade, they are OVER Character Traits. However, knowing what Character Traits are doesn’t prepare them for the types of characters or the way traits are “shown” in 4th grade text. This week, we are diving in deep with character, their traits, inferred traits, and the […]