DEVELOPMENT.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Analyzing a Character While watching the movie you will be required to complete one of the following graphic organizers on at least THREE different characters.

Advertisements

(a.k.a. How can I come up with something to say in the BODY of a business letter?)

Drama – Scene Portraits. 1.How do the characters feel? What about their body language or facial expression tell us this? 2.What do you think the characters.

Characterization.

Anne Frank Character Analysis. Your Assignment In groups, characterize each character in the annex. You will be given a list of adjectives. You can assign.

Character Traits and Motivation Creative Writing and Freshman Honors English.

Basic Communication Skills. Empathy, Demonstration of Understanding

Plot is the movement of a story through a sequence of events. It’s like riding a roller coaster! 1.Exposition = basic information that the readers need.

Final Due February 18, 2013 Black History Month Project.

Mr. Solon English I August 30, 2011 Character Traits and Motivations.

Characterization. Date:__________ Title: Characterization EQ: How do we know the difference between characters in a story?

CHARACTERIZATION. Characterization Definition: The process, involving several methods, through which an author makes a character real and believable.

CHARACTERIZATION.

By F. Scott Fitzgerald. Let’s Talk About Characterization What terms can we already use to talk about character? -Physical appearance -Attitudes -Relationships.

Emotional Literacy Social Awareness Positive Behavior Support Module VI.

Short Story Notes Elements of Fiction

CharacterizationCharacterization. Characterization is the process the author uses to reveal the characters’ personalities. Characterization is the process.

Clothing and Self- Expression Fashion Design Mrs. Wagner.

Non-verbal Communication. How necessary is it to use and interpret it?

Lord of the Flies. by William Golding  Born in Cornwall in 1911  Joined the Royal Navy in 1940 and served through WWII  Wrote his first novel, Lord.

Name of author Subtitle about the author Your name Your language arts class.

Comprehension Strategy #4: Comprehension Strategy #4: Characterize.

Lesson 1.6. Quick Write What choices do you make at school? Think about all of the choices you can make in a school day. Brainstorm the types of choices.

Writing your character sketch essay…. All you need to know…..

8 th Grade Reading Ramsey/Ford August, 2012 CHARACTER TRAITS AND MOTIVATION.

Before You Read…… Journal: Write about a time when you found yourself in uncomfortable surroundings. This refers to mental/emotional discomfort. – Describe.

The Character Sketch Setting it up…. What is a Character Sketch A character sketch describes how an author has created a mental image of a character with.

CHARACTER SKETCHES To Kill a Mockingbird. What is a… Character Sketch:  Describes the character  Provides details for the readers  Outlines specific.

DO NOW Think about 5 significant events that have happened in your life. These should be any 5 events that you feel have made you who you are today. Create.

Literary Analysis Workshop Unit Two Point of View: Key Term The perspective from which a story is told is called point of view. The voice that tells.

Elements of Plot Essential Question: How does an author use literary elements to develop a story? 1.

Communication. What is communication? Communication is successfully making your wants, needs, feelings and ideas known to other people. There are three.

Character Traits and Motivation

Characterization How do we make fair judgments about people based on individual experience?

There are main and minor characters. Main characters are the most important characters. Minor characters are the characters that are not as important.

Unit Two: Fiction & The Hobbit. A character will: Be a person or animal in the story Takes part in the action They are not usually described all at one.

Short Story Notes Elements of Fiction

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Character Analysis Essay

Characterization.

Short Story Notes Elements of Fiction

Character Analysis Character analysis is a way to use clues from the story to learn more about the characters. It is important because it helps us understand.

Characterization Characterization refers to the way a writer develops his characters. A writer may use any or all of the following methods of characterization:

Characterization in Literature

زبان بدن Body Language.

Getting Into Character: Characterization in Literature

Characterization.

What Is Emotional Intelligence?

COMMUNICATION SKILLS.

Sensory Details.

The Better Speaker Series

Characterization Think S.T.E.A.L

Sympathy: I feel sorry or pity for you

Characterization.

What’s this character like when he/she steps into the story?

Character and Point of View

6 Important Gestures 護二甲詹怡琪

Writing objective observations videos

The Better Speaker Series

Social Practice of the language: Describe and share information

Sponge Bob Square Pants

Minds-On Write down 3 adjectives to describe each of the characters so far in the play: Stella Stanley Eunice Mitch Blanche What is the irony of the apartment.

A Christmas Carol Characterisation.

CHARACTERIZATION.

Homework Choose ONE of your favorite places to visit, and write an OUTLINE for a descriptive paragraph. Then develop your outline into a descriptive paragraph.

Introduction to Characterization

Presentation transcript:

DEVELOPMENT

Character Development IV. Main Character - Physical Traits A. - B. - C. - D. - E. - F. - V. Main Character - Personality Traits A. - Skip several lines between each. continue outline Skip several lines between each.

Physical characteristics PHYSICAL TRAITS Physical characteristics Clothing Facial expressions Body language Gestures Mannerisms

PERSONALITY TRAITS What does your character want or what is his/her problem? How does he/she feel about it? How will you SHOW how he/she is feeling? Is this behavior normal for him/her?

PERSONALITY TRAITS E. How does your character interact with the other characters? F. How does your character interact with his/her setting?

Write a paragraph describing your main character. Include a physical description, what he/she wants, and SHOW how your character feels about what he/she wants. You can also include SHOWING how he/she interacts with the other characters.

Turn in your characterization paragraph.