Use this graphic organizer with your students to identify and list character traits in different narrative texts. These are great tools to use with different texts throughout their yearly studies or as a study guide for unit tests.
Proving Character Traits
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Activities for Any Literature Unit, Grades 1-3
The generic worksheets, games, art activities, and teaching ideas in this book are ideal for core literature as well as for individualized reading.
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