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    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010

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    The document provides instructions for students to compare characters using a Venn diagram. It instructs students to work with a partner to fill out the diagram by discussing each character trait and writing explanations on the back. Students are asked to identify one trait the characters have in common and one unique trait for each character, explaining how each character displays the traits. The goal is to have students discuss the characters and their traits with each other rather than asking the teacher.

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    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010

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    The document provides instructions for students to compare characters using a Venn diagram. It instructs students to work with a partner to fill out the diagram by discussing each character trait and writing explanations on the back. Students are asked to identify one trait the characters have in common and one unique trait for each character, explaining how each character displays the traits. The goal is to have students discuss the characters and their traits with each other rather than asking the teacher.

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    The document provides instructions for students to compare characters using a Venn diagram. It instructs students to work with a partner to fill out the diagram by discussing each character trait and writing explanations on the back. Students are asked to identify one trait the characters have in common and one unique trait for each character, explaining how each character displays the traits. The goal is to have students discuss the characters and their traits with each other rather than asking the teacher.

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    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010

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    The document provides instructions for students to compare characters using a Venn diagram. It instructs students to work with a partner to fill out the diagram by discussing each character trait and writing explanations on the back. Students are asked to identify one trait the characters have in common and one unique trait for each character, explaining how each character displays the traits. The goal is to have students discuss the characters and their traits with each other rather than asking the teacher.

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    Characters

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010


    Names: ________________________________________________
    Date: _________________________ Comparing Characters
    Period: ______ dragon

    Character Traits
    rowdy
    embarrassed
    humorous
    rude
    kindly
    careless
    ambitious
    anxious
    bold
    brave
    determined
    dull
    frustrated
    honest
    responsible
    proper
    Ra

    quiet
    ew
    ch

    wicked r
    ae

    d
    An
    l

    stubborn
    obedient

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010


    And
    I'm writer 1. I'm writer 2!

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010


    I'll fill out the
    Venn Diagram while
    discussing each
    character trait with my
    partner

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010


    I'll write the
    explanation on the
    back (with my partner's
    help, of course!).

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010


    ON THE BACK:

    1. Choose one trait that all of


    the characters have in
    common and explain how
    each character displays that
    trait.

    2. For each character,


    choose one trait that
    describes ONLY them and
    explain how the character
    displays this trait, but the
    others don't.

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010


    Ask one another,
    not a teacher.

    Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010

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