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This More than Meets the Eye: Direct and Indirect Characterization lesson plan also includes:
- More than Meets the Eye (.pdf)
- Lesson Slides (.pptx)
- Character Descriptions - English (.pdf)
- Character Descriptions - English (.docx)
- Character Descriptions - Spanish (.pdf)
- Character Descriptions - Spanish (.docx)
- Characterization Note Catcher - English (.pdf)
- Characterization Note Catcher - English (.docx)
- Characterization Note Catcher - Spanish (.pdf)
- Characterization Note Catcher - Spanish (docx)
- Edpuzle Questions - English (.pdf)
- Edpuzle Questions - English (.docx)
- Edpuzle Questions - Spanish (.pdf)
- Edpuzle Questions - Spanish (.docx)
- Pass the Picture - English (.pdf)
- Pass the Picture - English (.docx)
- Pass the Picture - Spanish (.pdf)
- Pass the Picture - Spanish (.docx)
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Willy Wonka takes center stage in a lesson about direct and indirect characterization. Scholars read a passage from the story about Wonka's Grand Entrance and watch a film clip of the same, noting examples of direct and indirect characterization. Groups then demonstrate what they have learned about characterization as they repeat the process after reading a passage from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and watching a clip from that film. To end the lesson, groups are assigned different characters from the Willy Wonka story and create a profile that includes examples of direct and indirect characterization.
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- Before the lesson, load Edpuzzle on classroom devices
- Use the slide show to guide the lesson
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- Requires copies and projection equipment for the slide show and the videos
Pros
- Includes modifications for distance learning
- Materials are available in Spanish and English
- Links are provided to explanations of the learning strategies used in the lesson
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