1. Characterization Flip Book Page 1 – Title of Story Name of Character Your Name Block See example Fourth of July Chuck Mrs. ScanlonBlock 10

2. Pages 2, 3, and 4 Two examples that show the trait identified at the bottom of the page The type of characterization from the acronym STEAL What others say – – “Dally forgot how to cry at an early age.” Looks – – “His eyes were blue, blazing ice, cold with a hatred of the whole world." desensitized

3. Page 5 Development Questions Answer questions in complete sentences restating the question DO NOT write the question in your flip book. One to two sentence answers for EACH question Grammatically correct 1.What is the character’s problem at the beginning of the story? 2.What does the character want to happen at the end of the story? 3.In what way does the character affect the end of the story? Development

4. Page 6 Impression Questions Answer questions in complete sentences restating the question DO NOT write the question in your flip book. One to two sentence answers for EACH question Grammatically correct 1.What do you like most about this character? 2.What do you dislike most about this character? 3.Whom does this character remind you of? Why? Impressions

5. General Instructions Add color and make it “pretty.” We are not all artists, but your drawings need to be your own. Do your best! DO NOT copy someone else’s traits. If you happened to come up with the same one, fine. Be honest. It’s your loss if you aren’t. Write neatly and proofread! What another character says about your character counts as the “S” in STEAL.