Exploring Character Emotions Through Activities in Pompeii
Engage in activities to imagine the thoughts and feelings of characters, uncovering different intensities of emotions through powerful words and questions. Enhance your understanding of Tranio and Livia's emotions when fleeing Pompeii. Use a thesaurus to find descriptive words and expand your vocabulary while exploring the depths of character emotions.
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WALT: imagine the thoughts and feelings of a character. Success Criteria: Put myself in a character s shoes Imagine how the character would feel Use powerful words and phrases to describe feelings
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Think of words to describe feelings. Find synonyms for feeling words. Try and think of words that show a different intensity of feelings.
Think of questions to ask Tranio and Livia that will explain how they were feeling when they fled from Pompeii. Write on post-it notes.
WALT: imagine the thoughts and feelings of a character. Use your questions and answers and write emotive words and phrases inside the figure. Write questions the characters might be asking around the outside. Back tables - Use powerful verbs and adjectives to write expanded phrases around a picture of Tranio and Livia. Middle tables - Use a thesaurus to find more powerful adjectives and verbs . Front tables Discuss words to show how the characters would be feeling and write around the picture. Use a thesaurus to help.
