New 2024 Anne of Green Gables, Describe the Character Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF! The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

New 2024 - Dora the Explorer - Describe the Character Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF! The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar - Describe the Character Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF! The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

The Lorax - Dr Seuss Book - Describe the Character Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF! The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

The Gingerbread Man Story Book Writing Describe the Character Description Profile Template Editable The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Tintin Story Book Writing A4 PDF Describe the Character Description Profile Template Editable The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

War horse Michael Morpurgo Book A4 PDF Describe the Character Description Profile Template Editable The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Julius Caesar Story Book Writing A4 PDF Describe the Character Description Profile Template Editable The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Madeline series by Ludwig Bemelmans Story Book Writing A4 PDF Describe the Character Description Profile Template Editable The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.

Crooks (of Mice and Men) Character Description Profile Full Themes A4 Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Curley (of Mice and Men) Character Description Profile Full Themes A4 Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable and editable booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Mr. Darcy Character Description Profile Full Themes Booklet Describe the Character Writing Templates. Attached is a 14 page printable booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Shakespeare’s Hamlet Book Character Description Profile Full Themes Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Pip Great Expectations Book Character Description Profile Full Themes Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Winston Smith George Orwell’s 1984 Book Character Description Profile Booklet Describe the Character Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth Character Description Profile Full Themes Booklet Describe the Character Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Elizabeth Bennet Pride and Prejudice Character Description Profile Booklet Describe the Character. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Elizabeth Bennet - Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, GCSE, analysis, character profile, character templates, describe.

NEW Boo Radley To Kill a Mockingbird Character Description Profile A4 Booklet Describe the Character. Book by Harper Lee. Attached is a 14 page printable AND EDITABLE booklet with the following pages: Page 1 - Front Cover / Title Page. Page 2 - Simple Character Description (aimed at lower ability pupils - delete as necessary). Page 3 - Simple Character Description Writing Frame (for lower ability) Page 4 - Character Monologue - Fill in the relevant boxes with character thoughts, quotes and personal feelings. Focus on the evidence from the text rather than your own opinions too much. Page 5 - Mind Map Page 6 - Character Wheel Page 7 - Annotations Page Page 8 - Character Analysis Page 9 - Historical, Political & Social References Page 10 - Character Exploration Page 11 - Themes (in the Novel) Page 12 - Character Description (extended) Page 13 - Character Notes Page 14 - Character Quotes These make fantastic booklets and really help the students explore characters in a deeper level as well as keep evidence of their work (or feel free to use the individual pages as necessary in a unit). Please check my other resources as I have similar templates for other characters. Thanks for looking! *Hashtags: character, role, genre, account, explanation, elucidation, illustration, representation, interpretation, chronicle, report, narration, narrative, story, recounting, rendition, relation, commentary, version, portrayal, character portrait, word picture, evocation, feelings, weaknesses, strengths, hopes, dreams, wishes, enemies, foes, writing, character map, story map, character detail, belief, judgment, thoughts, school of thought, thinking, way of thinking, mind, point of view, view, viewpoint, outlook, angle, slant, side, attitude, stance, perspective, position, standpoint, theory, tenet, conclusion, verdict, estimation, thesis, hypothesis, feeling, sentiment, impression, reflections, idea, notion, assumption, speculation, conception, conviction, contention, persuasion, creed, dogma, as I see it, in my view, to my mind, from my standpoint, personally, in my estimation, in my judgment, in my book, for my money.

Frodo Baggins, Lord of the Rings - Whole Class Art Activity - Split Picture Display (25 Squares that create one image!) Whole Class Art Activity - Split Picture - Instructions Creating a collaborative picture split into 25 parts can be an engaging and fun activity for a class of children. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it: Explain the concept of creating a collaborative picture. Let them know that each of them will be responsible for colouring in / sticking scrunched coloured paper on one part of the larger picture, and when combined, all the parts will form one complete image for a great display. Materials Needed • Show the PowerPoint with the original split image in full colour on the screen. • Print the 25 faded colour squares (I like to print on thick paper / card). • Children select / Teacher selects which children have which square (there are 25 squares, if you have more children, they could share a square, if you have fewer children some could have two squares each – this is a good way to differentiate your art lesson). • Felt tip pens (and / or) scrunched up coloured paper and PVA glue (this looks more effective!) or even acrylic paint (higher year groups / more able artists). • Children then colour / stick on their individual square – this is simple as they follow the guidelines on the washed-out page image, but please tell them to be as accurate as possible so that when it is complete it makes one final image of all 25 squares! Encourage the children to use vibrant colours and to stay consistent with the overall theme or colour scheme of the image. After colouring, allow some time for the children to review their work and make any necessary touch-ups or corrections. * Assembling the Picture Once all the sections are completed, carefully arrange them together to form the complete image. Use tape on the back of each of the panels to align them OR stick the squares onto a tough piece of cardboard in alignment. Display and Appreciate! Once the picture is assembled, display it in the classroom or a common area where everyone can admire their collective masterpiece! Take a moment to appreciate each child’s contribution and celebrate the collaborative effort! By following these step-by-step instructions, your class can successfully create a picture split into 25 parts that come together to form one cohesive image. This activity promotes teamwork, creativity, and attention to detail among the children, and the displays look truly magical! Note: I have also uploaded the 25 individual squares as image files… My class also enjoyed when I printed these and they simply used it as a jigsaw activity… we now have have one laminated in class for this purpose!

Sonic the Hedgehog WORKSHEET Describe the Character / Description, Profile Template Editable A4 PDF. The attached PowerPoint and PDF files have two pages as follows: Page One Features page: the children are to think of the following things about their character and write these in the boxes surrounding the character: The character’s likes The character’s dislikes The character’s feelings The character’s friends The character’s family The character’s hopes The character’s fears The character’s house The character’s hobbies The character’s past The character’s present The character’s future The character’s problems The character’s solutions Page Two The task states ‘Now that you have a list of features for your character, write a character profile to describe the character.’ On this page there is an image of the character and a whole lines page for the students to add lots of detail in sentences. Ask them to focus largely on the features that they have found already and to use powerful adjectives. Feel free to edit the PowerPoint with your own questions and features if you wish. Thanks for looking at my resources.