'Character dress' presentation slideshows

Creating Characters

Creating Characters. 8 th Grade, ILA. How should I start? . There are many traits, characteristics and influences to consider when creating your own fictional character. Think about the difference between showing (indirect) and telling (direct).

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Characterization

Characterization. How do we get to know the characters?. Character Traits. Character traits are the personality of a character or real life person . For example: The boy who smiles at the new girl might be called kind or flirtatious . (Actions)

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Characterization

Characterization. Definitions. Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of the characters. There are two types of characterization: direct and indirect. . Direct Characterization .

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Critical Analysis

Critical Analysis. An Introduction. What IS critical analysis???. C ritical analysis is one of the most common types of research papers in literature, the arts, and other humanities.

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Literary Terms

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Characterization

Characterization. Direct vs. Indirect . Characterization. Characterization is a method that authors use to reveal a characters personality. There are 2 types of characterization: Direct Characterization & Indirect Characterization. Direct Characterization.

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Literary Devices

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Characterization

Characterization. Direct and Indirect. Characterization. Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of the character. Two types of characterization: Direct Characterization Indirect Characterization. Direct Characterization.

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Characterization

Characterization. Inferences based on textual evidence. Characterization: The process of creating a character, including the words, actions, thoughts, appearance of the character, as well as, the perceptions and thoughts of others about the character. Protagonist- main character

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Review

Review. Classroom rules and gestures. Hand codes to get up. This week front row is still sharing books- it should sit in the crack between desks and both people should be looking at it. Pretend papers in and out for time.

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Characterization and Point of View

Characterization and Point of View. Point of view is the perspective or viewpoint that a character or narrator has in a story. Authors develop point of view through characterization, the process that reveals the personality of a character. STEAL Characterization.

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Characterization

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Day 4 PE Day 5

Character Dress-Up Day. Day 1 PE Day 2 Library Day 3 Day 4 PE Day 5. Day 6 MVMT Day 1 PE Day 2 Library Day 3 Day 4 PE. Dress Down D ay.

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