RL.1.4 Identify Words that Suggest the Character's Feelings First Grade

Worksheets, Passages, and Task Cards to help students find words or phrases that infer a character's feelings. This resource has several passages, sorts, and task cards! The skills included are appropriate for first grade and second grade students.

What's Included:

• 2 sheets: Students read the passage, underline words that suggest how the character is feeling, and circle the different ways that the character might be feelings.
• 4 sheets: Students read the sentences (about 2 or 3), then write how the character is feeling. -3 on each page
• 3 sheets: students read the passage, underline words that suggest how the character is feeling, then write how the character is feeling. (2 passages per page)
• 4 sheets: students read the passage, write how the character is feeling, draw how the character is feeling, and explain how they know.
• 2 sheets: students read the passage and explain how the character was feeling at the beginning of the story and the end of the story.
• 2 sheets: students read the passage are write how the character was feeling at the beginning, middle, and end of the story. (graphic organizer included for students to explain their thinking.)
• 2 sheets: Graphic Organizers for students to explain how a character is feeling at the beginning, middle, and end of a story. (one with lines and one without lines)
• 2 sheets: sorts: sort the behaviors that go with the matching feeling.
• 2 sheets: sorts: sort the words into similar feelings and draw the feeling.
• Task Cards OR Write the Room Activity: 10 half sheets: Students read the sentences and identify the feeling of the character. You can choose the cards with feeling options or without feeling options. Recording sheet is also a half sheet.

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