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Creating a character class 9
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Skapad 2018-03-09 10:58
i Hallenskolan Mölndals Stad
unikum.net
Grundskola
7 – 9
Engelska
Imagine you are writing a novel... or comics, movie, TV show, etc.
You are the creator of the next big character, just like J.K. Rowling became popular when she created the character Harry Potter. You are the next Stephenie Meyer who created “Bella” in Twilight. Or maybe the next Stephen King?
Can you create the next “Minion”, “Cat in the Hat” character or Marvel’s “Spiderman”?
Your task is to create a character of your own. You need to decide who your main character is. What does it look like? What does it like? Define who it is...
Innehåll
You are suppose to write your own novel, fantasy, fairy tale or fiction, using the character you created.
Uppgifter
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Creating a character
Kopplingar till läroplanen
- Syfte
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formulera sig och kommunicera i tal och skrift,En
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använda språkliga strategier för att förstå och göra sig förstådda,En
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anpassa språket efter olika syften, mottagare och sammanhang, ochEn
- Centralt innehåll
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Aktuella och för eleverna välbekanta ämnesområden.En 7-9
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Intressen, vardagliga situationer, aktiviteter, händelseförlopp samt relationer och etiska frågor.En 7-9
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Åsikter, erfarenheter, känslor och framtidsplaner.En 7-9
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Muntliga och skriftliga berättelser, beskrivningar och instruktioner.En 7-9
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Språkliga strategier för att förstå och göra sig förstådd när språket inte räcker till, till exempel omformuleringar, frågor och förklaringar.En 7-9
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Språkliga företeelser för att förtydliga, variera och berika kommunikationen som uttal, intonation och fasta språkliga uttryck, grammatiska strukturer och satsbyggnad.En 7-9
Matriser
Creating a character rubric
Description (content) |
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Body and Clothes
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You explain in a basic way what the character’s body looks like. The main body parts are included. Basic adjectives (ex. Two, four, big, fat, small, short, etc.) are used.
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You explain in a basic way what kind of clothes the character wears. Basic adjectives are used (ex. Colours)
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You explain what the character’s body looks like. Details about the various body parts are included. It is somewhat easy to reproduce a mental picture of the character by reading the description.
And/or
You explain what kind of clothes the character wears. Some details can be found.
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You explain well what the character’s body looks like. It is easy for the reader to create a mental picture of the character.
And/or
You explain with details how the clothes look like. (Ex. What kind of sweater: fabric, length, how it feels, etc.)
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Personality and motivation of personality
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You explain with the help of a few adjectives the character’s personality
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You describe the character’s everyday activities.
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You explain with details the character’s personality
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You describe the character’s everyday activities by making links between them and its personality.
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You explain with many details the character’s personality. You give many examples of how the personality affects the character’s choice of activities on a regular basis. The links are always clear.
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Identity
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You explain with few simple sentences who the character is. You have some general information about the character (ex. Age, gender, family).
When looking at the guiding questions, between 4-6 questions have been answered at a basic level.
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You explain in a somewhat detailed way who your character is. You answer at least 5 questions and give details.
You make links between the identity of the character and its personality at a basic level.
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You explain in a detailed way who your character is. You answer most of the guiding questions (at least 8 of the questions) in a detailed manner. You make clear links between the identity of the character and its personality.
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Formulation of the text |
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Grammar
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You attempt to write your text in the third person. Your text is in the present tense. You have capital letters and periods.
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You write your text in the third person and remember to add the “s” most of the time. Your text is in the present tense. You have correct punctuation and capital letters.
You have some paragraphs to help the reader follow your ideas.
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You write your text very well using the third person and in the present tense. Your punctuation is appropriate. You have clearly divided your text into various sections using the help of paragraphs.
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Structure and fluency
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There is some structure to your text. Your text is somewhat fluent.
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There is a clear structure to your text. Your text is somewhat fluent. A few linking words are sometimes used to help the reader.
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Your text is clearly structured. It is fluent. There are linking words to guide the reader throughout your text. The linking words are used efficiently.
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