Character Analysis Worksheets and Activities Bundle | Distance Learning

This resource includes 4 characterization activities where students can either show their understanding of a character through a one pager or a brochure activity. There are also 15 characterization worksheets and characterization graphic organizers that focus on direct and indirect characterization and character development.

CHARACTERIZATION WORKSHEETS

Print and Digital Versions Included:

- PDF Print (no-prep print and go!)

- Google Classroom (save the sheets to your Google Drive to assign to your students in Google Classroom!)

- PDF Fill In (have your students type directly on the PDF via PDF form boxes!)

1. Direct and Indirect Characterization Worksheets & Graphic Organizers:

- Info sheet defining direct and indirect characterization

- Graphic organizer focusing on physical traits of an individual character

- Graphic organizer comparing the physical traits of two characters

- Worksheet tasking students to analyze direct characterization and the five forms of indirect characterization. (2 versions)

- Worksheet focusing on students analyzing the interactions with two characters and what it suggests about their relationship. (2 versions)

- Worksheets for a group activity option (6 sheets)

2. Character Development Worksheets

Students are tasked with analyzing how a character develops from beginning - middle - end through plot and character interactions.

- Worksheet focusing on how events cause the character to develop throughout the text.

- Worksheet focusing on how other characters can influence a characters development throughout the text.

- Worksheet combining both above. (2 versions)

CHARACTERIZATION ACTIVITIES

1. TWO Brochure Options: Bi- Fold OR Tri-Fold which include:

In this engaging character analysis activity students create a brochure showcasing their understanding of a major character they have analyzed.

- Planning Sheet

- Student Directions

- Rubric

2. TWO ONE PAGER ACTIVITIES:

Have students show their understanding and knowledge of a character with this creative and engaging one pager activity.

This activity can also be found in my One Pager Activity Bundle for Books, Plays, Articles, Research Topics & About Me!

- CHARACTER ANALYSIS ONE PAGER

Focuses on the personality of the character and analyzes how indirect and direct characterization is used to reveal details about the character.

- CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT ONE PAGER

Focuses on how a character changes from beginning - middle - end and the events and other characters that caused the changes.

3. Character Analysis Digital Flipbooks for Google Classroom™

Two engaging digital flipbook activities focusing on direct and indirect characterization as well as character development from beginning - middle - end. These are great distance learning character analysis activities in the form of a digital Flipbook accessible on Google Classroom™ AND Microsoft PowerPoint!

#1: Character Snapshot (Focusing on Characterization)

This flipbook contains a tab for:

• Physical Appearance
  • Identify physical traits revealed about the character and explain what those traits suggest about the type of person the character is.

• Thoughts & Speech
  • Find examples of the characters private thoughts, what the character says and what other characters say explaining how those examples reveal the type of person the character is.

• Actions/Behaviors
  • Provide examples from the text showing a characters actions/behaviors and what that suggests about the type of person they are.

• Impact on Others
  • Analyze how a character impacts others and what that reveals about the type of person they are.

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#2: Character Development

This flipbook contains a tab for:

• Character Snapshot focusing on indirect and direct characterization (physical appearance, private thoughts, what the character says, what others say about the character, their actions/behaviors and their impact on others)

• Character in the Beginning of the text
  • Explain how the character is in the beginning of the text, providing examples to support the explanation.

• Character in the Middle of the text
  • Explain how the character changes from the beginning to the middle of the text, providing examples to support the explanation.
  • Identify characters that influence the change, explain how they influence the change and provide evidence to support.
    

• Character by the End of the text
  • Explain how the character changes from the middle to the end of the text, providing examples to support the explanation.
  • Identify characters that influence the change, explain how they influence the change and provide evidence to support.

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Product Pages: 50
Answer Keys: 4
Editable: No
File Type: PDF

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