Characters change anchor chart

Character change anchor chart

Scaffold Spotlight: 2nd grade anchor charts to support character feelings and changes over time. #scaffolds @Ward2ndgrade

No, there aren't major changes in my personal or school life to blog about...not yet, anyway! #pleaseLordletournewhousebefinishedsoon

We are currently in the middle of our Short Text unit in reading workshop and Literary Essay unit in writing workshop. These two units are integrated and students are learning how to read texts closely to lift the level of their interpretation, deepen their comprehension, and strengthen their conversation and writing about reading skills. Students are learning how to leave tracks of thinking on short texts, write patches of thinking by stretching out their interpretation with thinking stems…

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

In a classroom this might be a touchy subject to teach. One way of teaching it could be looking at character development. They could break down an individual character and see how they have changed throughout the book. A great character to look at in this story would be Jesse.

Need an anchor chart to teach character traits? Here it is! This anchor chart is based on the book “The Recess Queen”. I use these anchor charts everyday in my class to really engage my students with the skill I am teaching. The anchor charts allow the students to understand what they are learning by using colorful pictures, easy to read phrases and characters that they know. I can customize the anchor charts to any book, character or theme you are interested in. Will be shipped in poster…

Character Growth Timeline-plus this blog post has helpful teaching tips

Understanding Characters Anchor Chart