- “Character Parade: Bringing Characters to Life”
- Character Development Skills: Analyzing Dr. Seuss’s unique characters to understand character traits, motivations, and growth.
- Character Facial Expressions Character Body Reactions
- Character Outfits
- Creative Character Creation: Exercises in creating original characters with depth and personality, focusing on physical descriptions, backstories, and character arcs.
- Role-Playing Scenarios: Students engage in role-playing exercises to better understand and develop their characters’ behaviors and reactions.
Task: Do an in-depth analysis on Pi (using photos of their close-upemotions) and Cinderalla (using photos of emotions)
“The Magic of Editing: Polishing Our Stories”
- Editing and Revision Techniques: Inspired by J.K. Rowling’s attention to detail, students learn the importance of editing and revising their work.
- Peer Review Sessions: Students engage in constructive peer review, providing and receiving feedback to improve their stories.
- Final Story Presentation: Students polish and present their stories, incorporating learned editing techniques to refine their narratives.