A collection of resources to enhance the study of Jacqueline Woodson's works.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Reading Strategy: Character Mapping
Character Mapping is a good tool for students to use when comparing and contrasting two characters from a book, two characters from different books, or characters from a story to themselves. By writing out the characteristics of different people in a visually appealing way via a character map, students have an easy and memorable way to develop comprehension through their similarities and differences. Here is a quick explanation, from www.fcit.usf.edu on how to create one for use in your classroom.
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