Character Emotions Worksheet
Using Character Emotions Worksheet, students read poem or story and identify words and phrases in the text that show how the characters feel.
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How to teach Poetry
Using Character Emotions Worksheet, students read poem or story and identify words and phrases in the text that show how the characters feel.
Being able to figure out what is going on in a poem is a difficult skill for students. This worksheet helps guide your students as they figure out the characters feelings in the poems that they are reading.
Choose a poem or story to read. Identify words and phrases in the text that show how the characters feel. Write the words you find and how the words make you feel.
Other resources to use with this Character Emotions Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about Poetry.
Use this Elements of Poetry Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by reviewing feelings using Emotions Flash Cards. Next, students read any poem of their choosing. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, student share examples of different examples of feelings that they found.
Be sure to check out more Poetry Worksheets.
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