3 Books and Lessons to Teach Character Traits

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Looking for ideas on how to teach character traits? Check out the three mini lesson statements and watch the video to get more ideas on how to teach character traits with three specific books.

Here is a chart with three mini lesson statements and examples of how to frame your whole class discussion. Fill out your charts with these organizers as you discuss each book with the class!

My New Friend is So Fun! is an awesome book to read with kids of all ages and offers amazing opportunities to talk about character traits.

The Story of Ferdinand is a GREAT book to read with kids of all ages. We love to talk about Ferdinand and describe his character traits and how unusual they are for a bull.

The Other Side is such a great book to use with so many comprehension skills, but especially character traits because you can talk about how characters change in a story and the reasons they make those changes.

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Posted by Out of This World Literacy on Monday, July 18, 2016

For a variety of questions about character traits in three formats that reinforce your teaching and can be used with any mentor text at any level, check out this resource!

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