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2 Question game – You may ask YES or NO questions to figure out the character that is on your back.

3 Essential Questions: – What are a character’s traits? – What is the difference between Character Traits and Physical Traits? – Describe a character’s traits as revealed byt the character’s thoughts, words, speech patterns and actions.

4 Character Traits vs. Physical Traits – Character Traits describe how a person acts or who they are – Physical Traits describe how a person looks

5 www.sesamestree.org

6 www.youtube.com – While you are watching the clip, make notes about the character’s traits.

7 www.youtube.com – What are the traits of this character? – 20 word summary activity

8 Create a Character – You and a partner will create a character. – You will describe the character’s traits in a 20 word summary. – You will create a visual representation of your new character.

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