Lewiston, Idaho Mt. Rushmore Oregon Trail Lucy the Elephant Mt. St. Helens Old Faithful P Q R S T Pacific Coast Queen Mary (ship) River Rapids San Francisco Tucson City, Highway adventure Smithsonian Arizona Pikes Peak Rosewell, New Sioux Falls Times Square, NY Pipestone Mexico Statue of Liberty Teton Mountains National Monument U V W X Y Universal Studios Vietnam Veterans Washington X on your own Yellowstone Memorial National Cathedral travel treasure map National Park WWII Memorial (where do you Yosemite Washington most want to go?) Z Monument Zion National Park Character Sketcher Your job as Character Sketcher is to identify a (traits) and explain or prove these traits, character’s actions identify the goal (which is what the character character’s wants to do or accomplish), identify the problem and solution in the reading, and complete a sketch or illustration of the character. You need to be aware that the character traits you will choose will be implied character traits. In other words, they are not directly stated in the passage. You really want to use descriptive words for your character traits. You do not want to use words like good, bad, nice, and mean. Be sure to use your Character page for help. “Descriptive Traits” Sometimes the solution to your problem will character’s not be in the section of the book that you are reading. In this case, you will need to come up with a possible solution for your problem. When you begin artistically character’s representing your character, try to use any physical
Lewiston, Idaho Lucy the Elephant Mt. Rushmore Mt. St. Helens Oregon Trail Old Faithful P Pacific Coast Highway Pikes Peak Pipestone National Monument Q Queen Mary (ship) R River Rapids adventure Rosewell, New Mexico S San Francisco Smithsonian Sioux Falls Statue of Liberty T Tucson City, Arizona Times Square, NY Teton Mountains U Universal Studios V Vietnam Veterans Memorial W Washington National Cathedral WWII Memorial Washington Monument X X on your own travel treasure map (where do you most want to go?) Y Yellowstone National Park Yosemite Z Zion National Park Character Sketcher Your job as Character Sketcher is to identify a character’s actions (traits) and explain or prove these traits, identify the character’s goal (which is what the character wants to do or accomplish), identify the problem and solution in the reading, and complete a sketch or illustration of the character. You need to be aware that the character traits you will choose will be implied character traits. In other words, they are not directly stated in the passage. You really want to use descriptive words for your character traits. You do not want to use words like good, bad, nice, and mean. Be sure to use your “Descriptive Character Traits” page for help. Sometimes the solution to your character’s problem will not be in the section of the book that you are reading. In this case, you will need to come up with a possible solution for your character’s problem. When you begin artistically representing your character, try to use any physical
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