What I learned in School This Week

By Anonymous -
Last week in Language Arts class, we learned about the character's assertions. I learned that assertions are characters traits and evidence is an actual quote from the text to proof what we are saying. We also talked about how to find the direct and indirect characterizations that were mentioned in the text. The difference between direct and indirect are as follows:
1. Indirect characterizations are texts that were mentioned in the texts by the author to show things that reveal about the character. 
ex: She went to clean the sink without being asked
      This shows that the character is kind.
2. Direct characterizations are words that were mentioned directly in the text by the author, who wants to tell the reader about the character. 
ex: The happy girl is looking at the food with sparkly eyes
      This shows that the girl is happy. 
Here is one my example using Kungfu Panda 3's Po, the panda. 
 

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