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What are the character feeling?
Name a few feelings (happy, sad, grumpy, angry, excited) and ask children to make faces that reflect those feelings. As you read the story, help children focus on what emotions the character is feeling….Vocabulary.
characters | feel |
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happy | sad |
surprised | grumpy |
angry | excited |
What is emotional character?
The idea of emotional character describes an individual’s propensity to experience and express those feelings that create connection: to self, society, and the natural world.
What is the difference between traits and feelings?
In order for students to understand the difference, explicitly define the differences between feelings and traits. Feelings change constantly; they are fleeting. On the other hand, traits are tried and true. Traits are constant.
What is the strongest emotion a human can feel?
One of the most powerful emotions anyone can feel is fear. Marketers have used fear for generations — “closing down” sales, limited-time offers, “fear of missing out” — are used time and time again by brands.
What are the emotional types?
The emotions he identified were happiness, sadness, disgust, fear, surprise, and anger. He later expanded his list of basic emotions to include such things as pride, shame, embarrassment, and excitement.
How to describe characters’ emotions?
Exploring Ways to Describe Emotion 1. Say it with a physical response . Imagine watching someone experiencing this emotion. Does he clutch his stomach or… 2. Use dialogue between characters. Using dialogue is actually in the moment as opposed to taking a second to step… 3. Use subtext .
What are the types of feelings?
The Types of feelings (Happiness, humor, joy, love, gratitude, hope) and neutral (compassion, surprise).
What is character feeling?
Character feelings are the words we use to describe the way a character feels in certain situations. TW read “ How Are You Peeling?” TW talk through the way you can tell the way someone is feeling in the story by the way their face looks etc.