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Character Traits vs Feelings Anchor Chart - Traits List with Pictures & Visuals
List of character traits vs. feelings with pictures and visuals. Use as a personal anchor chart or display in the classroom. Includes both positive and negative character traits. Appropriate for 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade. This product includes one back-to-back printable mini-anchor-chart with character traits on one side and feelings / emotions on the other. (You can also print only the side that you are currently working on to provide students with a handy voca
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading, Writing
CCSS
RL.3.3
, RL.4.3
, RL.5.3
Character Analysis Poster: Traits, Motivations, and Feelings Anchor Chart
Use this poster/anchor chart to support students learning as they describe characters in a story by their traits, motivations, and feelings! The poster includes definitions, examples, and student-friendly language. Print-and-Go poster to have posted in your classroom for quick discussions while reading! Your Feedback Matters!• Please go to your My Purchases tab (you may need to login). Beside each purchase, you'll see a Leave Review button. Each time you give feedback / review, TPT gives you f
3rd - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.3.3
, RL.4.3
Character Feelings Word Chart
Many times students have trouble coming up with words to describe how a character feels or acts in the story.
They may say "good" or "bad" and some just say "happy" or "sad." We want the students using more complex and detailed words to describe characters in stories.
This page can be glued in their journals or just placed in a folder for them to use time and time again to help with their writing and the characters in the books they read. Also assists with spelling difficult feeling words!
2nd - 5th
Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies
FREE Feelings Charts for Character Analysis and Identifying Emotions
These FREE Character Emotions Charts can be used to help students with expressing their own feelings, identifying emotions, and adding details to their writing. Students will also expand their vocabulary with the emotions synonyms chart. Teachers can use the chart of emotions during independent reading, literacy centers, guided reading, or enlarge the anchor charts for mini-lessons. Such a simple but powerful tool for students! Looking for MORE EMOTIONS CHARTS?Check out this set of holiday an
K - 3rd
Reading, Vocabulary, Writing
CCSS
RL.1.4
, SL.K.6
, SL.1.4
Also included in: Identifying Feelings and Emotions Character Analysis Bundle
Character Traits & Feelings| Reading Passages, Graphic Organizers, Anchor Charts
Help your students master character traits and feelings with this comprehensive reading bundle! This resource includes engaging reading passages, character trait graphic organizers, anchor charts, vocabulary tools, and character analysis activities designed to help students deeply understand characters in literature and across texts. Perfect for grades 2–4, this bundle supports whole group instruction, small group reading, test prep, intervention, and enrichment. What’s Included:✔️ Character
2nd - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, ELA Test Prep, Reading
CCSS
RL.2.1
, RL.2.3
, RL.2.6
+4
Inside Out Characters - Behavioral Emotions Chart/Poster
There are two posters for behavior identification. One poster includes synonyms for each feeling. The other poster explains what the child should do depending on what they are feeling. Posters are 11 x 17
PreK - 8th
Character Traits vs. Character Feelings Anchor Charts | 2nd Grade Comprehension
Understanding character traits and character feelings can be tricky for many readers! This resource provides anchor charts and activities for students to develop a strong understanding of the difference between a character trait and a character feeling. Great for guided reading, whole and small group reading, student reading journals and more! Laminate and use throughout the year for studying and analyzing characters.Grade(s): 1st, 2nd, 3rd but can be used for any grade level depending on
2nd - 4th
Character Education, English Language Arts, Reading
Character Feelings Anchor Chart
This anchor chart is to help student's visualize, discover, use and understand vocabulary to help students describe character's feeling through the the text. In my class, it helped student form questions while reading independently and discussion with whole group or other readers. :)
2nd - 5th
Literature, Reading
Describing Characters | Character Traits & Feelings Word List | Anchor Charts
Build your students’ social-emotional and literacy skills with this Character Traits & Feelings Resource! This bundle is perfect for upper elementary and middle school students and includes everything you need to teach, model, and practice character traits, motivations, and feelings in an engaging, student-friendly way. What’s Included: Two Quick Reference Charts:- Positive and negative character traits- Positive and negative feelings- Perfect for anchor charts, classroom displays, or student
2nd - 6th
Character Education, Other (ELA), Reading
CCSS
RL.3.3
Character Feelings Chart FREEBIE
Give students a visual tool when describing character feelings in literary texts! This simple one-pager is great as a quick reference to help your students as they read and think about character emotions. Glue them into reading journals or simply hang it on the board/wall.
2nd - 5th
Reading
Book Characters Feelings Chart - SEL - Library - Reading Emotions
Originally created for my reading themed calm down kit, I thought this poster was important enough to be a stand alone listing! This listing is a 1 page PDF, it is not the full calm down kit. How do you Feel? Happy Excited Surprised Confused Scared Annoyed Angry Sad Sleepy
PreK - 6th
Library Skills, Social Emotional Learning
Kindergarten Character Feelings Actions Anchor Chart Mini Digital Lesson No Prep
This mini lesson unit includes reading comprehension activities, character feelings anchor charts, speaking & listening discussions, interactive slide activities, and assessment slides for Kindergarten students focusing on RL.K.3. In-depth DescriptionThis resource is a comprehensive mini lesson unit designed for Kindergarten students, also suitable for advanced Pre-K with support and early Grade 1 intervention. It includes activities to help students understand and analyze character feelings, th
PreK - 1st
Character Education, Reading Strategies, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
RL.K.3
Feelings Chart & Emotions Printables | Girl Character SEL Activities
Help your little girl understand and manage big feelings with this gentle, watercolour-illustrated emotions pack featuring a sweet curly-haired girl character in heart overalls — designed for toddlers and preschoolers (ages 2-6).This 8-page printable set covers 5 core emotions — Happy, Sad, Angry, Scared, and Tired — with simple language, calming visuals, and practical coping strategies parents and teachers can use every day.What’s included:• “Today I Feel…” emotion check-in poster• “Match the E
PreK - 2nd
Other (ELA), Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
The Giving Tree Character Feelings Chart (SEL + Reading Comprehension)
🌳 The Giving Tree Character Feelings Chart (SEL + Reading Comprehension) Help students dive deeper into The Giving Tree with this engaging, thought-provoking character analysis worksheet! This resource encourages students to explore emotions, relationships, and decision-making while strengthening reading comprehension and critical thinking skills. ✨ What’s Included: ✔️ Landscape worksheet with a clean, easy-to-use chart✔️ Focus on character feelings across life stages (childhood → old age)✔️
3rd - 12th
Character Education, Reading, Social Emotional Learning
Jabari Series Anchor Chart/Poster | character | Feelings| visual | Read Aloud
Bring courage, perseverance, and growth mindset to life with this engaging read-aloud companion! This resource is designed to pair perfectly with Jabari Jumps and Jabari Tries by Gaia Cornwall, helping students connect deeply with the characters while building essential social-emotional and comprehension skills. 🌊 What’s Included: Thoughtfully designed anchor charts/visuals for both stories Student-friendly visuals to support growth mindset discussions Visual posters to help students tr
K - 2nd
Reading
Character Feelings & Emotions Anchor Chart
This anchor chart resource will allow you to provide a detailed reference for your students when teaching character emotions & feelings. This resource includes: A “good readers” opening chart with essential questionFull page color and B&W reference chart/anchor chart identifying various character emotions & feelings Four to a page color and B&W printable reference chartLooking for something not included? Email us! We are happy to update the file to meet your needs.Don't forget to click the gre
Not Specific
Reading, Reading Strategies
Character Emotions Chart and Worksheets – Feelings Analysis for K–3
Help students identify and track character emotions with this printable pack. Includes a character feelings word chart (afraid, brave, calm, cheerful, confused, excited, frustrated, grateful, happy, lonely, nervous, proud, sad, scared, surprised, tired, worried, and more), a mind map for brainstorming feelings, and a three-point tracking sheet for beginning, middle, and end of story. Perfect for character analysis units, literacy centers, or reading response. Great for kindergarten, first grade,
K - 3rd
Reading, Reading Strategies
Feelings & Character Traits Visual Chart
Make teaching feelings, emotions, and character traits engaging and accessible with this visual resource! Perfect for Special Education, English, Reading, and EL classrooms, this visual tool helps promote comprehension, vocabulary, and communication. Included:The Feelings Chart allows students to identify and describe character emotions (as well as their own) with age-appropriate "real people" visuals. The Character Traits List pairs side-by-side terms like "generous" and "stingy" to suppor
Not Specific
English Language Arts, Reading
Characters Feelings and Emotions Chart
This anchor chart can be used as a paste in for the reader's notebook or a laminated chart to use for strategy groups or centers. It is filled with character feelings and emotions that help stretch students vocabulary or give them examples to use in their writing about reading.
2nd - 6th, Adult Education
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.3.3
, RL.4.3
, RL.5.3
Characters in a Story 3rd Grade RL.3.3 Traits Reading Passages Anchor Chart
⭐️These 12 digital and printable certified Lexile® measured stories and question sets align to RL.3.3. Students learn how character's traits, motivations, feelings, and actions contribute to the sequence of events. Printable PDF & Digital Google Slides versions make this resource perfect for classroom and distance learning. This reading comprehension resource is perfect for teaching, developing, or reinforcing these skills. ⭐️If you do not use Common Core, this packet is still perfect for teac
3rd
Close Reading, ELA Test Prep, Literature
CCSS
RL.3.3
Feelings Check In Chart Emotions Cards Social Emotional Learning SEL Activities
Help kids in Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade identify feelings and emotions with this Social Emotional Learning SEL curriculum. Teach emotional awareness using 5 detailed lessons with engaging classroom tools (feelings check-in charts, emotion cards, emotional thermometer & journal) and activities (games, coloring pages, writing prompts, and worksheets).Encourage children to express feelings in healthy ways and develop self-regulation skills for classroom lessons, guidance, or counse
K - 2nd
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
CCSS
RL.K.3
, RL.K.10
, RI.K.1
+25
Calm Down Corner Printables Feelings Chart Calming Strategies Breathing Visuals
Help kids develop emotional regulation and calming strategies with this SEL tool kit filled with materials to create a calm down corner in your classroom. This resource includes calm down corner posters & printables, breathing visuals, and feelings check-in charts to help kids identify emotions. ⭐You will receive tools, posters for your bulletin board, and more to create a warm, welcoming, and calming space in your room. ⭐The tools in this resource are excellent for grades K-4 and work great
K - 4th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Show Don't Tell Mini Writing Anchor Charts
I have always struggled to get my students to be more descriptive with their writing. They simply want to list or simply state how a character feels. This Show Don't Tell Resource Ring will help your students become more descriptive with their writing and make their characters come to life. What's Included? This writing resource includes 32 Show Don't Tell cards. Each card includes a variety of ways that students can SHOW how a character is feeling vs. telling. Each card includes a picture of t
3rd - 5th
Creative Writing, Other (ELA), Writing
CCSS
CCRA.W.3
, CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.3
Also included in: Reading, Writing, & Math Strategy Rings Bundle
Rooted in Reading: Reading Skills Focus Posters & Comprehension Anchor Charts
These 110 Reading Focus Posters are used in our Rooted in Reading series. These posters can be printed out and displayed on a bulletin board or projected on a screen for the students to see. Here are the posters included: - Characters - Describing Characters - Examples of Describing Characters - Character Traits and Emotions - Physical vs Personal Character Traits - Character Feelings - Identifying Character Feelings - How do characters respond to major events and challenges? - Character Motiv
2nd - 3rd
English Language Arts, Reading
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