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= E6 M - Talk about a character =

'''Mini-description:''' Describe a character, their behaviour, simple feelings and motives, and support your ideas with evidence from a text.

'''Level:''' English as a first foreign language, Year 6, Baden-Württemberg, M level.

'''Learning path:''' Notice → understand → practise → use → feedback → use again.

'''Important:''' Try English first. German help is there when you need it. All names and situations in this course are fictional. Voice recordings are optional and should stay private. Do not upload personal data. If you use AI, check the result and write your own final version.

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= Einleitung =

In this aiMOOC, you learn to talk about a fictional character. You look at what a character '''does''', how the character may '''feel''', and '''why''' the character acts in a certain way. You also learn to give a short reason from the text.

A simple pattern is:

'''I think Sam is helpful because he looks for Nia's folder.'''

The word '''because''' connects your idea with evidence.

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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Du beschreibst eine Figur nicht nur mit einem Adjektiv. Du nennst auch eine Textstelle oder Handlung, die Deine Idee stützt.
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</div>

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== Media kick-off ==

Look at the picture. What can you see? What might the character feel? Use '''maybe''' if you are not sure.

[[Datei:Alice par John Tenniel 04.png|420px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Try English first:''' Say two sentences.

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'''Hint'''
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Use: '''She looks ...''' / '''Maybe she feels ... because ...'''
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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Beschreibe zuerst nur sichtbare Dinge. Gefühle sind eine Vermutung und brauchen einen Hinweis aus dem Bild.
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'''Example:''' She looks curious. Maybe she feels unsure because she is looking at the bottle.

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'''Possible solution'''
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She looks curious. Maybe she wants to find out what is in the bottle.
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</div>

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== I can ... ==

# '''I can describe a character''' with simple adjectives.
# '''I can describe behaviour''' with short connected sentences.
# '''I can name feelings''' and simple motives.
# '''I can use text evidence''' with because.
# '''I can give a short talk''' about a character.
# '''I can write a short character paragraph''' on my own.

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== Vorwissen-Check ==

Which words do you already know?

[[Datei:Emotions.png|430px|rahmenlos|center]]

Say or write three words for feelings and three words for character traits.

'''Useful starters:''' He is ... / She feels ... / They want to ...

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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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'''Feeling''' = Gefühl, z. B. worried. '''Character trait''' = Eigenschaft, z. B. helpful.
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= Notice: What can a text tell us? =

A text can show a character in different ways:

# '''action''': What does the character do?
# '''words''': What does the character say?
# '''feeling''': How does the character feel?
# '''motive''': Why does the character act like this?

You often have to '''infer''' a feeling or motive. That means: the text gives a clue, and you make a careful idea from it.

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== Feelings in pictures ==

[[Datei:Curious Face.jpg|240px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''curious''' = wanting to know more

[[Datei:Sad Face.jpg|240px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''sad''' = unhappy

[[Datei:Angry Face.jpg|240px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''angry''' = very unhappy about something

[[Datei:Surprised Face.jpg|240px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''surprised''' = feeling that something is unexpected

Do not decide a person's real feelings only from a face. In stories, use the picture or text as a clue and say '''maybe''' when you are not sure.

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== Short video: feelings ==

Watch a short part. Stop after a few words and repeat only the words you need.

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5jZIswSfSE |500|center}}

'''Task:''' Choose four useful feeling words. Make one short sentence with each word.

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= Understand: Read a short scene =

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== The lost folder ==

'''Fictional text'''

Sam is new at Riverbank School. At lunch, he sees Nia sitting alone. Sam wants to play football, but he stops and asks, “Are you OK?” Nia cannot find her art folder and feels worried. Sam looks under the benches and asks two classmates. He misses the first five minutes of football. Then he finds the folder near the library door. Nia smiles. Sam says, “Great! Now let’s go.”

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== First understanding ==

'''Try English first:''' Answer in short sentences.

# Why is Nia worried?
# What does Sam want to do first?
# What does Sam do instead?
# What does Sam find?
# What does Sam's behaviour show about him?

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'''Hint'''
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Look for the words '''folder''', '''football''', '''looks''' and '''finds'''.
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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Suche erst die direkte Information im Text. Bei Frage 5 brauchst Du eine begründete Deutung.
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'''Example:''' Sam is helpful because he looks for Nia's folder.

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'''Possible solution'''
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Nia is worried because she cannot find her folder. Sam wants to play football. He stops to help Nia. He finds the folder near the library door. Sam is helpful and kind because he gives up some of his football time to help her.
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</div>

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= Vocabulary in context =

{| class="wikitable"
! Word
! Meaning in this course
! Example
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| '''helpful'''
| helps other people
| Sam is helpful because he looks for the folder.
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| '''kind'''
| friendly and caring
| He is kind to Nia.
|-
| '''curious'''
| wants to know more
| A curious character asks questions.
|-
| '''brave'''
| acts although something feels difficult or scary
| She is brave and speaks to the group.
|-
| '''worried'''
| thinks something bad may happen
| Nia is worried about her folder.
|-
| '''calm'''
| not very nervous or angry
| He stays calm and thinks.
|-
| '''motive'''
| a simple reason for an action
| Sam's motive is to help Nia.
|-
| '''evidence'''
| a clue from the text
| His search for the folder is evidence.
|}

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== Word choice: trait or feeling? ==

'''Trait:''' helpful, kind, curious, brave, calm

'''Feeling:''' worried, sad, angry, surprised, happy

Some words can depend on context. Always check what the text actually shows.

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= Pronunciation =

Listen, repeat, then use the word in a whole sentence.

[[Datei:En-us-curious.ogg|center]]

'''curious'''

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'''brave'''

[[Datei:En-us-confident.ogg|center]]

'''confident'''

'''Speaking tip:''' Clear meaning is more important than sounding like one special accent. Standard accents can sound different.

'''Mini-practice:''' Say: '''I think the character is curious because ...'''

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= Practise: Evidence words =

Use these connectors:

'''because''' = gives a reason

'''but''' = shows a contrast

'''so''' = shows a result

'''Example:''' Sam wants to play football, '''but''' he helps Nia, '''so''' she gets her folder back.

This is grammar for communication: use the connector that makes your meaning clear.

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== Build a character statement ==

Use this frame:

'''I think [name] is [trait] because [text evidence].'''

Then add:

'''Maybe [name] feels [feeling] because [clue].'''

'''The character wants to [motive/action].'''

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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Eigenschaft + Beleg: '''helpful because he looks for the folder'''. Gefühl + Hinweis: '''worried because the folder is missing'''.
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= Use: Talk about a character =

Prepare a talk of about 30–45 seconds.

# Name the character.
# Give two character traits.
# Give one feeling.
# Give one simple motive.
# Use at least two pieces of text evidence.

'''Try English first:''' Speak from keywords, not from a full script.

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'''Hint'''
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Start with: '''I want to talk about ...''' Then use '''I think ... because ...'''
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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Nutze Stichwörter. Wichtig ist eine verständliche Aussage mit Textbezug, nicht Akzentfreiheit.
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'''Example:''' I want to talk about Sam. I think he is helpful and kind because he stops before football and looks for Nia's folder. Nia is worried, so Sam wants to help her.

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'''Possible solution'''
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I want to talk about Sam. He is helpful because he looks for the folder. He is also kind because he gives Nia his time. Maybe he feels concerned when he sees her alone. His motive is simple: he wants to help her.
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</div>

'''Recording:''' Optional. If you record yourself, keep the file private unless your teacher gives a safe school method. Do not upload it to public services.

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= Reading: A second mini-scene =

Alex sees a younger student drop a box of pencils in the corridor. Two friends call, “Come on!” Alex looks at the clock, then kneels down and helps collect the pencils. The younger student says, “Thanks!” Alex smiles and runs to class.

'''Task:''' Choose one trait for Alex and give one piece of evidence.

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'''Hint'''
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Think about '''helpful''', '''kind''' or '''responsible'''.
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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Belege Deine Eigenschaft mit einer konkreten Handlung aus dem Text.
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'''Example:''' Alex is helpful because Alex stops and collects the pencils.

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'''Possible solution'''
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Alex is kind because Alex helps the younger student although Alex is in a hurry.
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= Writing: A short character paragraph =

Write 5–7 connected sentences about Sam or Alex.

Use:
'''first idea → evidence → feeling → motive → short final sentence'''

'''Try English first.'''

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'''Hint'''
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Use: '''I think ... because ... / Maybe ... feels ... / ... wants to ... / This shows ...'''
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</div>

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'''Deutsch-Hilfe'''
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Schreibe kurze verbundene Sätze. Ein guter Text braucht mindestens zwei Belege.
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'''Example:''' I think Alex is helpful because Alex stops in the corridor. Alex also seems kind. Maybe Alex feels a little stressed because class is starting. Alex still helps the younger student. Alex wants to make the situation better.

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'''Possible solution'''
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Sam is a helpful character. He sees that Nia is worried and stops before football. He asks if she is OK and looks for her folder. This shows that he is kind. Maybe he is a little disappointed because he misses some football. His motive is to help Nia, and he finds the folder.
</div>
</div>

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= Sprachmittlung: Explain the task =

Your partner understands German better than English. Explain this classroom task in simple German:

'''Describe one character. Give two traits, one feeling and one motive. Use evidence from the text.'''

'''Possible German help:''' Beschreibe eine Figur. Nenne zwei Eigenschaften, ein Gefühl und ein Motiv. Begründe Deine Aussagen mit Informationen aus dem Text.

Do not translate every word. Pass on the important meaning.

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= Feedback =

Use this short checklist for a partner or for yourself:

# I named the character.
# I used at least two useful adjectives.
# I used '''because''' for evidence.
# I named a feeling or motive carefully.
# My English was understandable.
# I used my own words.

'''Feedback sentence:''' '''Your idea is clear because ...''' / '''One thing you can add is ...'''

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= Use again =

Look at another public-domain illustration. Give a new 30-second character description.

[[Datei:Alice in Wonderland with Cheshire Cat.png|420px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Challenge:''' Separate observation from interpretation.

'''Observation:''' I can see ...

'''Interpretation:''' Maybe the character feels ... because ...

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== Optional vocabulary video ==

Use only a few new words. You do not need to learn every adjective in the video.

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wae_M8I4UYg |500|center}}

'''Task:''' Choose five useful adjectives. Check each word in a dictionary or with your teacher before using it.

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= Can-do check =

Mark each sentence for yourself: '''yes / almost / not yet'''.

# I can describe a character with two traits.
# I can talk about behaviour.
# I can name a simple feeling.
# I can explain a simple motive.
# I can use because + text evidence.
# I can give a short understandable talk.
# I can write a short connected paragraph.

If you marked '''almost''' or '''not yet''', return to '''Build a character statement''' and try the second mini-scene again.

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= Folgekurs =

Next step: [[E6 M - Compare two characters|Compare two characters]].

You can also practise [[Englisch - Gefühle|feelings]], [[Englisch - Adjektive|adjectives]] and [[Englisch - Sprechen|speaking]].

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''Which sentence gives a character trait with text evidence?'''
(Sam is helpful because he looks for Nia's folder.)
(!Sam has a folder.)
(!Nia likes art.)
(!Football starts at lunch.)

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<br>

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'''Which word is mainly a feeling in this course?'''
(worried)
(!helpful)
(!kind)
(!curious)

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<br>

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'''What is Sam's simple motive in the story?'''
(He wants to help Nia.)
(!He wants to hide the folder.)
(!He wants to leave school.)
(!He wants to miss football.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''Which connector gives a reason?'''
(because)
(!but)
(!and)
(!then)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''What is text evidence?'''
(A clue or action from the text that supports an idea.)
(!A random guess about a character.)
(!A new character you invent.)
(!A translation of every word.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''Which sentence is careful about an uncertain feeling?'''
(Maybe Alex feels stressed because class is starting.)
(!Alex is always stressed.)
(!Alex hates school.)
(!Alex is angry with everyone.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''Which action best supports the idea that Alex is helpful?'''
(Alex stops and collects the pencils.)
(!Alex looks at the clock.)
(!Alex runs to class.)
(!Alex hears friends call.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''What should a short character talk include?'''
(Traits, a feeling or motive, and text evidence.)
(!Only the character's name.)
(!Only a list of ten adjectives.)
(!A full German translation.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''What is most important in pronunciation practice here?'''
(Being understandable.)
(!Copying one accent perfectly.)
(!Speaking as fast as possible.)
(!Avoiding all pauses.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''What should you do with AI suggestions for your writing?'''
(Check them and write the final version in your own words.)
(!Copy them without reading.)
(!Add personal data.)
(!Upload your private recording.)

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== Memory ==

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{|
|-
| helpful || helps other people
|-
| worried || feels that something bad may happen
|-
| motive || reason for an action
|-
| evidence || clue from the text
|-
| curious || wants to know more
|-
| brave || acts although something feels difficult
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

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{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''helpful'''
| character trait
|-
| '''worried'''
| feeling
|-
| '''looks for the folder'''
| behaviour
|-
| '''wants to help'''
| motive
|-
| '''because he stops before football'''
| text evidence

|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| helpful || Which adjective means that a character helps other people?
|-
| worried || Which feeling fits a character who thinks something bad may happen?
|-
| curious || Which adjective means wanting to know more?
|-
| motive || What word means the reason for an action?
|-
| evidence || What word means a clue from the text that supports an idea?
|-
| feeling || What word describes an emotion such as sad or happy?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E6+M+Talk+about+a+character </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
A character trait can describe how a person usually acts, for example { helpful }. A feeling can change from one moment to the next, for example { worried }. A motive is a simple { reason } for an action. Good character descriptions use { evidence } from the text. The connector { because } can link an idea to a reason. In a short talk, being { understandable } is more important than copying one accent perfectly.
</quiz>

<br>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===

# [[Character word cards|Word cards]]: Make six small cards with useful character traits and one example sentence for each.
# [[Feeling faces|Feeling faces]]: Choose four emotion pictures from this page and write one careful sentence for each.
# [[Evidence hunt|Evidence hunt]]: Underline three actions in “The lost folder” and write what each action may show.
# [[Mini talk|Mini talk]]: Give a 20-second talk about Sam using one trait and one piece of evidence.

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=== Standard ===

# [[Character paragraph|Character paragraph]]: Write 6–8 sentences about Sam or Alex with two traits, one feeling, one motive and two pieces of evidence.
# [[Partner interview|Partner interview]]: Ask a partner which character trait fits Sam best and ask for a reason. Keep the conversation in English as long as possible.
# [[Comic scene|Comic scene]]: Draw a four-panel fictional scene. Add short speech bubbles and describe one character below the comic.
# [[Private audio reflection|Private audio reflection]]: Record an optional 30–45 second character talk for yourself, listen once, then improve one sentence. Keep the recording private.

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=== Schwer ===

# [[Two interpretations|Two interpretations]]: Give two possible feelings for one character and explain which text clues support each idea.
# [[Change the motive|Change the motive]]: Rewrite one action in the mini-scene so the character has a different simple motive. Explain how the reader's view changes.
# [[Evidence editor|Evidence editor]]: Take a weak sentence such as “Sam is nice” and improve it into two evidence-based sentences.
# [[Scene performance|Scene performance]]: In a small group, perform a short fictional scene and then give a 45-second character description with evidence.

{{:Offene Aufgabe - MOOC erstellen}}

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Transfer - New scene|New scene]]: Read a new short story chosen by your teacher. Describe one character with two traits and justify each trait with a different clue.
# [[Inference check|Inference check]]: Separate three statements into '''fact from the text''' and '''careful inference'''. Explain your decision.
# [[Motive change|Motive change]]: Explain how a character's actions might change if the motive changed from helping a friend to winning a competition.
# [[Feedback revision|Feedback revision]]: Improve a short character paragraph after receiving one piece of feedback. Mark what you changed and why.
# [[Speaking transfer|Speaking transfer]]: Give a 45-second talk about a new fictional character without reading a full script. Use keywords, one feeling, one motive and evidence.
# [[Media transfer|Media transfer]]: Look at a new picture and explain which ideas are observations and which are interpretations.

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= Lernnachweis =

For a good learning record, show that you can:

# describe a fictional character with suitable simple adjectives;
# describe behaviour with short connected sentences;
# name a simple feeling and motive;
# support ideas with clear evidence from a text;
# use connectors such as '''because''', '''but''' and '''so''';
# give a short understandable spoken description;
# write a short connected paragraph in your own words;
# react to feedback and improve one part of your work;
# use optional digital tools safely without sharing personal data.

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= Medien und sicheres Arbeiten =

The Wikimedia Commons files on this page come from openly reusable media collections. Check the file page for the exact licence and attribution information when you reuse a file outside MOOCwiki.

YouTube is an external service. Your teacher can decide whether the videos are used in class. No learner needs to create an account or upload anything for this course.

Voice recordings are voluntary and should remain private unless a school-approved method is provided.

Do not enter real names, addresses, private messages, photos or voice recordings into external AI tools. If you use AI for language help, check every suggestion, compare it with your text and write the final answer yourself.

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charakterisierung_(Literaturwissenschaft) </iframe>

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
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'''[[E6 M - Talk about a character]]'''
# [[Englisch - Charaktereigenschaften|Character traits]]
# [[Englisch - Gefühle|Feelings]]
# [[Englisch - Textbelege|Text evidence]]
# [[Englisch - Sprechen|Speaking]]
# [[Englisch - Schreiben|Writing]]
# [[Englisch - Lesen|Reading]]
|}

[[Kategorie:Englisch]]
[[Kategorie:Englisch als Fremdsprache]]
[[Kategorie:Klasse 6]]
[[Kategorie:Baden-Württemberg]]
[[Kategorie:M-Niveau]]
[[Kategorie:Sprechen]]
[[Kategorie:Lesen]]
[[Kategorie:Schreiben]]
[[Kategorie:Charakterisierung]]

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= aiMOOC-Projekte =
[[Kategorie:AI_MOOC]] [[Kategorie:GPT aiMOOC]]
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E6 M - Talk about a character - Versionsgeschichte

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