Inside and Outside Traits
Sort the traits: outside traits are how a character looks, inside traits are how they act and feel.
Invent a character for a play. Give them a name, a look, a voice and a big wish, then draw them.
Printed on the sheet:
When the sheet is done, have kids walk and talk as their character and say the line from the Act it out box.
Breaking character in the hot seat. Let kids pause and think before they answer.
Turn a finished character into a puppet.
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Sort the traits: outside traits are how a character looks, inside traits are how they act and feel.
Decide how each character walks and how they talk. Try each one out.
Pick a character and design their costume. Draw it and label the colors and props.
Write questions for a character in the hot seat, then answer them as that character.
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