Teaching symbolism

Enhance your students' understanding of symbolism with engaging teaching techniques and activities. Discover effective strategies to help your students analyze and interpret symbols in literature and art.
Creating word art is a interesting way for students to closely analyze a character and select a symbol representative of the character's traits. You'll be surprised with the creativity of your students and even "non-artistic" students will enjoy this activity on characterization and symbolism. Characterization Middle School, Teaching Symbolism, High School English Lessons, Future Generation, Creative Lesson Plans, Literature Activities, Teaching Secondary, Teaching High School English, Fun Classroom Activities

Creating word art is a interesting way for students to closely analyze a character and select a symbol representative of the character's traits. You'll be surprised with the creativity of your students and even "non-artistic" students will enjoy this activity on characterization and symbolism.

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Taryn Claassen
Teaching Literary Elements: Conflict - The Literary Maven Nature, Teaching Symbolism, Teaching Plot, Teaching Literary Elements, Irony Examples, Teaching Literary Analysis, Ap Language And Composition, Teaching Figurative Language, Literary Terms

Conflict is a term I introduce while teaching plot, but then spend a week diving into the difference between internal and external as well as the different types of external conflicts a character can face. Whether you are teaching these as new concepts for your students, diving in deeper, or just reviewing the basics, read on to find activities and resources that will benefit all levels of students.

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April Franks