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This blog presentation aims to help third grade bilingual students at an international school improve their English skills for describing characters from stories. It will provide resources like a powerpoint, videos, audios, flashcards and games to teach students how to describe a character's physical appearance, personality traits, relationships, motivations and feelings through a reading activity, listening exercises and vocabulary building.
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- 4. RESORUCES. Power point presentation: - Purpose of the blog. Videos: - Difference between physical descriptions and personality traits. - How to describe a character personality. Audios: - Listening exercise about a story. - Audio describing some character's physical appearance. Flashcards: - Vocabulary of character traits. Games: - Memory game. - Vocabulary about characters feelings. Reading: - Story describing different type of personalities.