Character Creation: A Storytelling Worksheet

 

Hubert 
from Character Hub
Public Domain

My storytelling students completed my Character Creation sheet yesterday and these were some of the wonderfully expressive faces they completed for their story character.

Afterwards, we played Walk the Talk, and the results were amazing; fabulous facial expressions, tone of voice, gestures, and body language to further complement their story character. It was so wonderful to watch them all shine!

Each facial emotion the students drew is listed below to the picture. I think they are all spot on!

If you are interested in this worksheet, the Walk the Talk game, and other storytelling tools I created, they are all found in my book, Story by Story.

ANGRY

SURPRISED

                                                                                      

                                                                                                    CONFUSED

                                                                           

                                                                         SURPRISED

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Karen Chace 2024 ©

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