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Hello!
This is a an editable Characterization Chart in Google docs. It can be used with any book or level as long as there's a character! I used this with my resource room/ Lit Support/ Reading classes. An example is given on the first page of the assignment.
The students are asked to read any book, describe the character, give evidence (quote), and explain what the evidence shows.
I've used this for a graphic organizer for a Literary Analysis. I had the students complete the chart for the main character in the beginning of the book and then again at the end to determine if the character was static or dynamic. It's good for teaching compare/contrast too, if you have them complete it for two different characters.
*Updated on 4/21
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ModifiedCharacterization Chart- ELA/Guided Reading - RACE- Textual Evidence
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Description
Hello!
This is a an editable Characterization Chart in Google docs. It can be used with any book or level as long as there's a character! I used this with my resource room/ Lit Support/ Reading classes. An example is given on the first page of the assignment.
The students are asked to read any book, describe the character, give evidence (quote), and explain what the evidence shows.
I've used this for a graphic organizer for a Literary Analysis. I had the students complete the chart for the main character in the beginning of the book and then again at the end to determine if the character was static or dynamic. It's good for teaching compare/contrast too, if you have them complete it for two different characters.
*Updated on 4/21
Thanks for viewing!


